With the rise of the internet, social media and ecommerce are facing a problem that is plaguing the internet: cybercrime. But, is it such a huge problem, or does it just happen to careless people? Well, with the increased reliance on the internet and smart devices, there is an increased …

The new head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Mick Mulvaney, has reportedly scaled back on the agency's investigation into the breach.

BullGuard Internet Security packs a lot of features, including backup and performance tune-up, but the quality of features doesn't line up with the quantity.

He is now a free man after a panel of judges ruled to suspend his sentence.

The zero-day vulnerability affects all versions of the Adobe Flash Player. A patch is coming next week.

Kaspersky Security Cloud is a service that lets you install and manage Kaspersky security on up to 20 PCs, phones, and tablets. The price is right, but we'd like to see more integration, particularly in the installation process.

Amazon was awarded a pair of patents for a wristband-based monitoring system that can track warehouse workers' hand movements.

The case concerns the 2015 killings of two US government contractors, who were gunned down in an ISIS-linked attack in Jordan.

If you want to keep your kids safe online, parental control software on your desktop is a step in the right direction, but you really need a capable app for phones and tablets too. These are the top performers in our testing.

'We were alerted by Apple that inappropriate content was made available to our users,' CEO Pavel Durov tweeted.

The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency employee who sent the erroneous alert did so because he or she thought the island was in fact under attack, the FCC says.

'Younger children are simply not ready to have social media accounts,' child advocates and experts tell Facebook, but there are no plans to discontinue Messenger Kids.

Tweets from Hillary Clinton's account received 47,846 retweets from Russian bots during the same time period, Twitter tells the Senate Judiciary Committee.

A user pressed the wrong button, but software designers should take responsibility.

The ads largely arrived on Wednesday and ended up stealing the computing power from victims' PCs through their browsers.