Hackers behind a phishing campaign appear to have used artificial intelligence-generated code to hide malware behind a wall ...

The source codes for League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, and Riot Games' old anti-cheat were stolen. Though the info comes from Bloomberg quoting the studio's message dated January 24, hackers got ...

Facebook and WhatsApp users should delete any of their posted photo and video files displaying greetings of "good morning" ...

Hackers were reportedly able to modify several Chrome extensions with malicious code this month after gaining access to admin accounts through a phishing campaign. The cybersecurity company Cyberhaven ...

Choose app-based codes or a physical key whenever possible, as these are more secure than text messages, which are easier for attackers to intercept. AI-driven attacks often exploit the most basic ...

VARIOUS CITIES - MAY 29: In this screengrab, Signage is displayed during the Riot Games Mid-Season Streamathon to Raise Funds for Covid-19 Relief on May 29, 2020 in Various Cities. Getty Images/Getty ...

Hackers are constantly breaking into innocent websites and using them to infect visitors with malware, lure them to dodgy sites and infiltrate databases to grab sensitive customer information. But you ...

Riot Games says it will not pay a $10 million ransom demanded by attackers who stole League of Legends source code in last week's security breach. "Today, we received a ransom email. Needless to say, ...

Scott Shackelford is a principal investigator on grants from the Hewlett Foundation, Indiana Economic Development Corporation, and the Microsoft Corporation supporting both the Ostrom Workshop Program ...

Since at least 2020, Facebook and WhatsApp users copied and pasted a message promoting this rumor. We determined this entire matter was a hoax. We found no evidence to support the made-up claim ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Hackers are constantly breaking into innocent websites and using them to infect visitors with malware, lure them to dodgy sites and ...