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The U.S. State Department has shut down an unclassified network and email system in response to suspicious activity recently detected by the government.

Though it's unlikely that you'll ever encounter Android malware, it's still possible. It's also pretty dang likely you'll lose your Android device at some point. To combat those and other threats, both exotic and mundane, there are security apps like Trend Micro Mobile Security & Antivirus (free). This app ticks off most of the boxes for a security app, but doesn't distinguish itself in a crowded space.

Hundreds of U.S. financial companies are ramping up spending to combat hackers following attacks this summer on J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. and at least a dozen other firms.

A new version of Bashlite aims to get control of devices running on BusyBox, such as routers.

Cyber attacks and data theft are continuing to infiltrate our daily lives, with some of the largest and most well-known brands falling victim. With the frequency and pervasiveness of these attacks, healthcare organizations must be mindful that they are at a heightened risk of being compromised.

Researchers at Trend Micro have been analyzing two keyloggers, dubbed Predator Pain and Limitless, and they recently released a paper on their findings.

How notorious remote access tools Predator Pain and Limitless have evolved into bargain-basement tools accessible to masses of cybercriminals.

The computer breach of the U.S. Postal Service, revealed Monday, could be part of the undeclared cold war in cyberspace, some experts say.

Security researchers have discovered a new type of phishing attack using proxy programs to make the malicious site harder to detect.

The revelation that Home Depot's breach resulted from the compromise of a third-party vendor is "eerily" similar to the circumstances of the Target data breach, security experts say. The two mega-breaches point to the need for retailers to more closely monitor the security measures of their vendors and ramp up breach detection efforts.

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.

Researchers at Trend Micro have discovered another new ShellShock, or Bash bug, attack that uses emails to deliver the exploit.

Organizations are unable to keep up with patching processes and find incident response practices lag in wake of Bash bug.

Big banks, jarred by escalating cyber-attacks, have more than doubled compensation for top computer-security specialists in two years, often beyond $1 million, according to five recruiters

Malicious Code Found at U.S. Firm Where Military Secrets Were Kept

Survey: Cyber-Attacks, Geopolitical Threats Among Top 5 Worries