The latest targeted attack, on Chinese activists, shows how cybercriminals are broadening their tactics in going after individuals

Development marks a new post-startup phase in the Android malware business, on par with that of malicious tech targeting Windows

Content-agnostic malware protection designed to tackle weaknesses of using whitelisting, blacklisting to stop malicious browser downloads

Social network's new overlay for Android smartphones 'would be the first thing I would block on my network,' said one security adviser

Report found with Web mail that 'nonpublic information could potentially be disclosed to unauthorized persons,' among other problems

For privacy advocates, bill a 'foundational step,' but the Chamber of Commerce says proposed law goes too far

Number counted on Google Play by Symantec has grown to over 200 published by more than 50 developers

Telephony denial-of-service attacks on the rise against public and private organizations

The people behind both attacks were just doing their job because of the backdoor file's directory path, Symantec believes

Obama signs law requiring NASA, Justice and Commerce departments get clearance from the FBI before buying IT systems from China-related firms

The biggest danger: Employees using apps such as Dropbox, Box and SugarSync for tucking away business documents to take home for work

Finding seen as warning to U.S. companies that mobile OSes are the likely path to cyberespionage attacks

Of 1,800 serious malware NSS Labs tested, some always managed to get through -- no matter what combination of protection was used

Apple is adding two-factor Apple ID authentication, and announced a May 1 end for developers using iPhone and iPad UDID information

DDoS attacks on U.S. banks were more advanced technically, but the attackers of the South Korean banks did much more damage