The Russian hacking group Trident Ursa is mostly known for phishing campaigns targeting organizations in NATO states.

Digital scams looking to steal data and dollars from World Cup fans are in full force as the tournament enters week two.

The phishing attacks targeted county poll workers in Arizona and Pennsylvania with emails that attempted to steal their login credentials.

The news follows a White House meeting with airline and other aviation executives to discuss the cybersecurity threat facing the industry.

The Uber hack may be a lesson in poor security design and points to problems with vulnerable multi-factor authentication.

The recently uncovered hacking activity is connected to a decade-old Chinese cyberespionage operation, researchers said.

Technology meant to limit robocalls has pushed scammers toward SMS-based attacks, which experts say can be even more dangerous.

Hackers are also widening their net to candidates' families and friends, experts say.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is attributing the campaign to hackers known as the Lazarus Group.

Ukraine's CERT attributed the phishing effort to a Russian state-backed group known as Armageddon or Gamaredon.