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As thousands brave Black Friday lines for door-busting discounts, cyber criminals will be waiting in the shadows to grab the season’s biggest steals.

Tom Kellermann, chief cybersecurity officer at Trend Micro, discusses the Home Depot data breach with Bloomberg's Trish Regan on "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg)

Targeted attacks could soar next year as increasing numbers of cyber-criminals in different geographies get their hands on the tools and techniques necessary to do the job, according to Trend Micro.

The phrase "Internet of Things" may be over-hyped, but the connected home is no longer a vague futuristic concept, but a reality. The average home already has multiple connected devices, and it's up to the savvy user to actively secure them by locking down the home network.

An effective new phishing technique identified by researchers with Trend Micro allows attackers to go after information without having to spend as much time developing copies of websites.

Just in time for the holiday season, phishers have devised a more efficient way to get unwary online shoppers to part with their personal data and financial account information.

Macro attacks fell out of favor for a while but are coming back, Trend Micro said

Cyber attacks will become rampant from more countries as hackers from the usual suspects have found success targeting victims around the world, according to a new report from Trend Micro Incorporated, titled, "Trend Micro Security Predictions for 2015 and Beyond: The Invisible Becomes Visible."

The debate over accountability for card fraud has heated in recent weeks between leading retail and banking associations.

It's easy to say Russians are hacking the White House and major U.S. companies. It's harder to prove it.