Vishing is a growing problem in the world of telephone banking. What is it, and how can you avoid it?

This week, Malwarebytes points us to otherwise benign apps injected with malicious code that steals your text messages.

Have you been offered a part in a music video for a major recording artist via Twitter? Don't get your hopes up, it's spam.

Thinking of using Twitch bots to up your viewer count for your Twitch stream? We found a trojan and PUPs claiming to be Twitch bots.

There’s a new social network in town called Ello.co, but there’s a few security issues you should be aware of.

Unfortunately, another incident where DoubleClick is part of the advertising chain has happened again.

Another look at the world of hacking in video games, along with a roundup of some titles you may not have heard of before.

Find out tricks used to bring analysts to a dead end.

We protect against malware that can compromise your device, steal personal information, costs you money, and commit many other malicious acts. But it didn’t occur to me until today that I was also protecting against stalking and domestic abuse.

Our honeypots caught malvertising attacks and exploits from Pirate Bay.

This isn’t the first time questions have risen about Facebook’s long list of permissions. The question is whether this and similar apps really need all these permissions.

You can check out the VB2014 conference talk titled Tech Support Scams 2.0: an inside look into the evolution of the classic Microsoft tech support scam here.

A website offers up a Facebook Profile Visitor browser extension to see who exactly is checking out your Facebook. Instead, this extension should be setting of your security alarm bells.

Steer clear of sites posing as online hacking tools for users to finance their Steam Wallet. Your personal information may be at risk otherwise!

Are you sure you’re on the right site? This fake Softpedia site hopes to catch a few visitors off guard.