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Senators Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) reintroduced two pieces of legislation that would implement and improve cybersecurity standards for cars and aircraft.

Changes are most certainly going to be made to cybersecurity as Donald Trump takes office. The election itself was tarnished with security issues that created at the very least tension, and at its pinnacle, a kind of hysteria.

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Wi-Fi signals can be exploited to recognize keystrokes and the first system that can do so has been already created, a newly published research paper reveals.

The Kelihos botnet has kept a low profile following takedown attempts a few years ago, but has shown significant spikes in activity recently.

After an eight-month pause, the Ramnit Trojan has resurfaced with two new live attack servers and a new command and control (C&C) server, IBM researchers reveal.

Apple has fixed vulnerabilities exploited by a piece of high-end surveillance software, which researchers classify as “the most sophisticated attack seen on any endpoint.

Security researchers managed to successfully crack the newly spotted Alma ransomware and provide victims with the option to decrypt their files for free.

A Linux Trojan (PNScan) that emerged more than a year ago is once again actively targeting routers in an attempt to install backdoors on them.

Two browser hijackers were recently observed using a file-in-the-middle attack between browser shortcuts and the actual browser to redirect users to the sites of their choice.