Topic: Graham Cluley

Apple iPhone users are being targeted in a new phishing scam, tricking users into giving up their Apple passwords and other personal information.

A pair of security experts showed the dangers of a Fiat Chrysler Automobiles security flaw by taking control of a Jeep on the highway.

Twitter temporarily shut down its TweetDeck program for an hour Wednesday after it was hacked by the XSS bug that could have left user accounts vulnerable.

More than 70 percent of U.S. mortgage lenders have information sharing practices that put their clients' personal data at risk, a cybersecurity firm found.

A French news website says it was able to cast "fake" votes in France's first digital election by registering under different names.

A group backing Syrian President Bashar-al-Assad is suspected in the hacking of several BBC Twitter accounts Thursday, the broadcaster said.

Iranian authorities said they were able to develop computer software that would defend computer systems from an infection that targeted its oil ministry.

India now leads the world in junk e-mails, becoming the world's biggest source of Internet spam, a report by a British computer security company says.

Police in Romania said they've arrested a notorious hacker known for breaking into U.S. government and military Web sites to expose security faults.

A spam attack on the social networking site Facebook has left its news feeds flooded with pornography and violent images, company officials said.