MENLO PARK, CA--(Marketwired - July 23, 2014) - Synack Inc., a startup that created the industry's first enterprise-caliber system to safely and effectively crowdsource security testing, announced ...

A security flaw in PayPal lets attackers bypass the two factor authentication on a mobile app.

If you’ve ever shopped online, sent money to a friend, or run a small business, chances are you’ve used or at least considered using PayPal. With millions of users worldwide, PayPal is one of the most ...

PayPal has at least temporarily shut off two-factor authentication for the PayPal mobile app after a security researcher found a way to bypass that second factor. "These [two factor authentication] ...

PayPal users are facing a new wave of highly convincing scam emails that appear to confirm expensive subscription purchases ...

Question: I suddenly started getting security passcodes from PayPal even though I wasn’t using it. Does this mean someone has my password and is trying to get in? Answer: It can be quite disconcerting ...

PayPal's Andy Steingruebl knows security is not an insular task. By looking outside of its own walls, the company has taken the fight to the enemy, and helped everyone else in the process. Andy ...

Payment services provider PayPal will reward security researchers who discover vulnerabilities in its website with money, if they report their findings to the company in a responsible manner. “I’m ...

It seems like hardly a week goes by without some major company announcing that they’ve suffered a security breach, and this time it’s PayPal, one of the world’s most popular online payment platforms.

Here we go again—another PayPal report from security researchers, warning of a risk to users from thieves. This latest scam has reportedly now claimed thousands of victims and millions of dollars. As ...

Q: I suddenly started getting security passcodes from PayPal even though I wasn’t using it. Does this mean someone has my password and is trying to get in? A: It can be quite disconcerting to get a ...

Payment services provider PayPal will reward security researchers who discover vulnerabilities in its website with money, if they report their findings to the company in a responsible manner. “I’m ...