Computer security teachers are upset over YouTube's decision to ban instructional tutorials on hacking and phishing from its platform, fearing it could interfere with the training of computer science ...

According to the research, one possible reason behind the significant increase in the number of cyberattacks over the past few years is the low cost and easiness of owning off-the-shelf malware and ...

But while companies like Oracle, Sony, HP, and Blackboard have been going after security researchers for years, it is new to see Google, by way of YouTube, embracing this particularly ...

Hackers are uploading thousands of YouTube videos that show how to break into webcams with easily accessible software, says a report from Digital Citizen's Alliance. Despite these hacking tactics ...