TechRepublic Staff

Developers can tap bluetooth low-energy technology found in most smartphones to create IoT applications, according to Mohammad Afaneh, founder of Novel Bits.

US officials are warning that hackers with ties to the Russian government are targeting consumer internet routers.

Like all major sporting and entertainment events, World Cup fans in Russia will be exposed to phishing, password crackers, stingrays and other cyber-attacks.

An update to iOS will shut down data access to the Lightning port after one hour.

IBM Security’s Caleb Barlow explains the unintended consequences of the GDPR, and how the regulation removed essential data security professionals rely on to do their job.

Neil Walsh, UN Chief of Cybercrime, explains how the United Nations combats cognitive hacking and cyberweapons targeting elections around the world.

This successor to last year’s Jelly is an improvement in every way, and it’s built to withstand abuse.

Need to install a camera surveillance system for your business? These tips will help you get started.

Google builds a whole profile on you that it uses to target you with ads. Here’s how to control that data.

The financial and ethical penalties of violating GDPR are so significant that every company must fundamentally shift how they manage big data, says Vice President at IBM Security Caleb Barlow.

A new code signing bypass on third-party apps discovered by Okta could expose macOS to malicious code, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.

Google is changing how Chrome users find and install extensions, says TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo.