Those who visited the Internet Archive on the night of October 9th were met with an unexpected pop-up messageâ the Archive had suffered from a "catastrophic data breach" that exposed the login ...

You need an account for just about everything these days. You need to create accounts for services such as Gmail, Netflix, and Amazon, as well as for online forums or sites like Reddit and YouTube.

Despite ongoing efforts by security researchers and internet titans to push us to use stronger passwords and two-factor authentication to secure online accounts, people are lazy and continue to make ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. Story updated Oct. 11 with additional expert comment regarding ...

Data breaches are no longer rare events but a persistent problem. We’ve been seeing regular incidents at public-facing companies across various sectors, including healthcare, retail and finance. While ...

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For two years, my Netflix password has been: tricke22ry-notiLonal-freely-soSak-lice-slacken. Yes, really. It is a strong, unique password, and it ticked boxes for reducing the chances of me getting ...

American Express's website contains a potentially serious security glitch that is causing at least one customer's username and password to show up in URLs on the site, CRN has learned. Brett Morrison, ...

Internet-connected television? Hacked. Internet-connected refrigerators? Also hacked. And now, the latest contender of Internet-connected devises to have been hacked is the light bulb. White-hat ...

ROANOKE, Va. — A team of Virginia Tech researchers studied more than 61 million real usernames and passwords floating around the web and came to a pretty simple conclusion: You’re not nearly as ...