Cybercrime

The fight against cybercrime could use some superheroes, but who would do a better job: Batman or Superman?

The Home Depot has called upon a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit brought about by consumers claiming they were hurt by last year's data breach.

The Supreme Court has reversed the decision to convict a Pennsylvania man who directed violent online threats at his ex-wife, citing intent as necessary legal grounds for conviction.

The IRS has admitted that for more than two months malicious hackers targeted its systems, and managed to gain access to information about more than 100,000 tax payers.

A new worm is infecting routers in order to commit social networking fraud, hijacking victims' internet connections in order to "like" posts and pages, "view" videos and "follow" other accounts.

Five reformed hackers who turned their lives around to help in the fight against cybercrime, leaving their blackhat past behind.

Security research is published in many forms. For example, there are live and recorded webinars that cover a range of cybersecurity topics.

More than 1.1 million health insurance customers have been left vulnerable by a vast data breach, after criminals gained access to a CareFirst database in a "sophisticated cyberattack."

A Russian hacking group planned on launching cyberattacks against several banks around the world, according to SC Magazine.