WASHINGTON (AP) _ Computer hackers, once satisfied to test their skills on large companies, are turning their sights on home computers that are faster, more powerful and less secure than ever before.

Hackers are hiding malicious software inside fake “404 error” web pages. The malware targets both Linux and Windows computers and is very hard to detect. Victims might not notice anything — except ...

Air-gap computers or computing systems are those that have been physically removed from other networks, such as the internet, as a way to make them remotely hack-proof. The only way such a computer or ...

A Silicon Valley company has discovered hackers can probably access every computer in an office through something very low-tech: a fax machine and printer. Researchers at Silicon Valley security ...

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Hackers are holding on to stolen data they cannot access with hopes that quantum computers will soon be able to break the codes — a strategy U.S. officials are working to counteract attacks as hackers ...

Hackers compromised an automatic software update tool with malware to maliciously gain backdoor access to thousands of Asus customer computers last year, cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab told online ...

Cybercrime has been around for as long as computers have — but over the past 20 years, it’s exploded into a global threat, with staggering financial, political, and personal consequences. These days, ...

Some temporary outages were reported after breach. — -- Hackers recently breached the White House's unclassified computer network, resulting in temporary outages as cybersecurity experts work to ...

SAN DIEGO (CBS8) - A new report has surfaced claiming that foreign hackers went after the city of San Diego's computer system during the 2016 All-Star Game. According to the Union-Tribune, it happened ...

Lady Gaga and Justin Timberlake were among a group of 50 pop stars who had their computers broken into by a pair of German hackers who then threatened to blackmail them for the return of the material, ...