There is a popular conception that Macs can't get viruses, but is that really true? Do you need antivirus software on your Mac? We asked some experts to find out.

Zero-days. You've heard about them in the news, across the net, even on Digital Trends, but what are they really, and is there any hope to stop them?

The CoinVault ransomware holds your data hostage unless you pay to release it, but a new tool from Kaspersky may set your data free.

On this week's edition of Decrypt This, we dive in deep to the inner workings of the Equation Group, and find out what Kaspersky learned over the past year.

A highly sophisticated malware attack targeting multiple banks in as many as 30 countries has reportedly netted a gang of cybercriminals as much as $1 billion since 2013.

It might be a good time to review the security software protecting your home computer, as a new report reveals a sharp increase in the number of malware incidents spotted across the globe.

The Bitdefender Box is a router that can protect your home network by scanning for and rejecting malicious data before it reaches your PC and other devices.

Watch out for public or semi-public Wi-Fi connections in luxury Asian hotels, as they could be home to some extremely dangerous malware.

It's only "a question of time" before virus coders are targeting your smart TV or set-top box according to Eugene Kaspersky, who also has a warning about the future of cyber terrorism.

Intel announced Monday it's ditching the McAfee name of its antivirus software and replacing it with 'Intel Security'. John McAfee, who's become well known in recent years for his increasingly eccentric exploits, said he was elated at the decision.

Use this guide to the most common computer virus symptoms to keep your PC healthy and malware-free.

John McAfee hasn't had anything to do with McAfee Antivirus for more than 15 years – but that isn't stopping him from "explaining" how get rid of it.

Computer security firm Kaspersky says the newly-discovered Flame cyberweapon shares code with Stuxnet... and that probably means the makers at least worked together.

Analysis from security firm Kaspersky concludes the Stuxnet and Duqu trojans not only had the same developers - they may have gotten started as early as 2007.

Symantec's Norton Cybercrime Report for 2011 finds 431 million adults were victims on online crime last year, to the tune of $114 billion.

Give yourself a fresh digital slate this year with our spring cleaning tips for your computer and gadgets.

When the Stuxnet computer worm first surfaced back in June, it seemed like a sophisticated piece of malware that was ineffective, but dangerous. A few months later, it appears that the worm may have crippled Iran’s nuclear plans, leading to some analysts to describe it’s coming “like the arrival of an F35 into WWI battlefield.”

Yes, there’s yet another zero-day exploit for Adobe Reader and Acrobat. Turn off JavaScript!

The 2011 Norton Cybercrime Report from Symantec shows US Internet users are particularly vulnerable to online threats, and the victims are angry and helpless about computer viruses, online credit card fraud, and identity theft.

Symantec has issued a warning for users to beware the “AnVi Antivirus”. The virus is malware that attempts to fool you into uninstalling legitimate antivirus software.

Facebook and McAfee are giving users discounts on security software...and users who's accounts are compromised will have to pass a scan before getting back in to Facebook.

Kaspersky Labs has announced support for Windows Vista in beta versions of its antivirus and Internet security products.

Symantec today released the public beta version of its integrated Internet security solution that provides broad protection from spyware and adware to home users.