Someone is hacking into computers across the country, but what they're doing might actually help make your computer more secure. Cybersecurity firm Symantec tells CNN the hacker is using a virus ...

The digital era has brought many conveniences into our homes and daily lives, but with this progress comes new ...

Two vulnerabilities in end-of-life TP-Link routers are linked to a botnet that is being used to attack Microsoft 365 accounts ...

A botnet has been discovered that's targeting ASUS routers and a firmware update won't fix the problem, compromised devices will need to be factory reset.

A decent router can be found for under $100, though more capable and advanced ones will cost double or triple that. Whatever your budget, you don't want to risk someone hacking into your router ...

A student at Assumption University in Worcester has agreed to plead guilty to hacking into the computer networks of two U.S.-based companies and extorting the companies for ransoms, the U.S ...

The FBI warns that threat actors are deploying malware on end-of-life (EoL) routers to convert them into proxies sold on the 5Socks and Anyproxy networks.

If you're infected by the newly-detected vulnerability, your best bet is a complete factory reset of your router, followed by a patch.

Federal prosecutors are asking people to notify them if they think they have been victimized by a computer-hacking scheme that was busted in May. U.S. District Judge John Russell on Wednesday ...