That's a dozen so far this year alone, as zero-days are having a record year everywhere.

The research shows the limits of the cyber industry’s knowledge of Tehran-linked hacking against those who often bear the brunt of it.

Google's jumping on the latest zero-day.

Malicious browser extensions aren't new. But this one's different.

The discovery exposes another gap in web browser security despite vendor pledges to block malicious code from download stores.

It’s the latest example of a technology company trying to reduce users’ blind reliance on passwords.

Google needs you to trust the internet to stay successful.

Google Chrome is enabling a new security feature in response to the set of speculative execution side-channel attacks known as Spectre and Meltdown.

A phishing scam via Facebook Messenger has led to the spread of "FacexWorm."

The fraudulent files, which act like valid code signing certificates, allowed malware to go undetected by most anti-virus scans, Recorded Future says.