So, if you’re wondering how to tell if your computer has been hacked, check the task manager, and be on the lookout for programs that connect to the internet when you’re not using them.

Think your computer or laptop has been hacked? Don't panic. Follow these steps from Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson to recover a hacked computer.

Threats to national security are constantly changing. While cyberattacks and AI weaknesses often make the news, another hidden danger is compromised computer and network hardware. Bad actors may ...

In the early days of President Donald Trump’s second term in office, federal websites went dark and data disappeared as the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency set its sights on ...

Redirected internet searches, unexpected installs, rogue mouse pointers: Here's what to do when you've been hacked.

The theft of a PowerSchool engineer's passwords prior to the breach raises further doubts about the company's security practices.

A notorious cybercriminal group has shifted its attention to the aviation industry, successfully breaching the computer ...

The compromised computer system includes information on both investigative targets and agency employees. By Glenn Thrush and Chris Cameron The U.S. Marshals Service suffered a major security ...

FTX, BlockFi, Genesis Customer Data Compromised in Kroll Hack A ‘cybersecurity incident’ affected Kroll, which gathers customer claim data on behalf of bankrupt companies.

Newly discovered web skimming malware is capable of hiding in plain sight to inject payment card skimmer scripts into compromised online stores.

Compromised hardware is a serious and ever-growing threat to our national security. Its ability to hide in important systems puts us at great risk, and every moment we wait makes the danger worse.