23andMe is now blaming users and their recycled passwords for data breach
A "shameless" attempt to avoid yielding to class action lawsuits?
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Google OAuth secrets exposed as account-hijacking MultiLogin vulnerability discovered
A secure authentication standard that isn't so trustworthy, after all
European Union set to revise cookie law, admits cookie banners are annoying
European Commission hopes large platforms will accept a "cookies pledge"
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"Triangulation" iPhone spyware used Apple hardware exploits unknown to almost everyone
Arguably the most sophisticated iOS spyware ever discovered
Researchers propose a new way to fight AirTag stalking
Apple's current system can can put users' privacy at risk
Three malicious VPN extensions on the Chrome Web Store infected 1.5 million devices before being removed by Google
Malware remains a problem on the Chrome Web Store
Every iPhone user should know about iOS 17's upcoming anti-theft feature
It could deter thieves who discover users' passcodes
Singapore is working on new legislation to treat data centers as critical infrastructure
A public consultation on the new Cybersecurity Bill is being held
Global police effort sees 3,500 arrests, $300 million seized in online crime crackdown
The cybercrimes range from NFT rug-pulls to romance scams and deepfakes
Insomniac Games hackers leak Wolverine footage, Spider-Man 2 details, 12-year release schedule
A data dump to rival the GTA VI leak
Former Samsung employees arrested for selling trade secrets to Chinese memory maker
An unfair (and illegal) advantage
Ubiquiti fixes massive bug that allowed users to view others' security cameras
Internet of Things security remains sketchy at best
Tech manufacturers must eliminate default passwords, says cyberdefense agency CISA
Cybersecurity best practices can't rely on decisions by single users or organizations
Utah Supreme Court says suspects can refuse to hand over phone passwords to the police
Other state Supreme Courts disagree and the case would wind up before the US Supreme Court
Dropbox's new AI features share your files with OpenAI
The option is enabled by default
Avira update is causing Windows PCs to freeze up, no fix in sight
The only way out right now is to uninstall the app altogether
This AI can pick up passwords from the sound of your keystrokes
Your keyboard clatter could be giving away secrets
Researchers say future Intel, AMD and Arm chips at risk from SLAM attack
Chip makers believe that their current systems are adept enough to protect users
Russian cyber-spies identified in APT attacks against UK democracy
London is exposing "unsuccessful" attempts to interfere with UK politics
Meta starts enabling default end-to-end encryption on Facebook and Messenger
Law enforcements have just a few more weeks to keep spying on users' personal comms
Australia is building a top secret cloud platform for intelligence sharing
Forward-looking: Alongside the US, UK, Canada, and New Zealand, Australia is part of the "Five Eyes" alliance, fostering collaboration and information sharing among intelligence agencies. Representatives from Canberra now aim to enhance this collaboration with a new cloud platform designed for improved and "instantaneous" data sharing.
Your favorite password manager could be exposing your credentials
AutoSpill is a security nightmare that affects even up-to-date Android devices