How To Delete Your 23andMe DNA Data Now That The Company Is In Trouble
We have no idea what's going to happen to 23andMe's DNA data if it shuts down or gets sold, so you should consider deleting your account.
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Catastrophic Hack Of AT&T And Verizon Is Proof Apple Is Right About iPhone Encryption
A massive China hack of US communications infrastructure proves Apple is right about refusing a backdoor into the iPhone's encryption.
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Your Complicated Password Might Be Doing More Harm Than Good
If you're struggling to keep track of your long list of complex passwords, you might want to focus on length instead of complexity.
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Over A Million Android TV Streaming Boxes Infected By Vo1d Malware
If you have an Android TV streaming box, check it for infection, as the new Vo1d malware has already hit 1.3 million users.
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300,000 Users Of A Top Car Rental Company Had Their Data Stolen
The car rental company Avis says that hackers accessed personal information of nearly 300,000 users in a recent data breach.
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Quantum Computing Will Break Existing Encryption Algorithms, So The US Government Developed Stronger Ones
The new NIST encryption standards should survive future quantum computing decryption attacks - here's what you need to know.
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An 18-Year-Old Safari Loophole Exploited By Hackers Is Finally Being Fixed By Apple
There's a pesky loophole in Safari that hackers have exploited for the past 18 years. Apple says it's finally fixing it.
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3 Billion Records Leaked Online In One Of The Biggest Breaches Ever
One month after 10 billion stolen passwords were leaked online, a new leak containing 3 billion records has been shared as well.
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Massive Global Windows PC Failure Is Crippling Thousands Of Businesses
A faulty update from cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike is forcing thousands of Windows machine into a recovery boot loop.
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Now You Have Another Good Reason To Update Your iPhone Immediately
Leaked documents show the iPhone devices Cellebrite can unlock. The best way to keep your iPhone protected is by updating it.
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2.2 Million Rite Aid Customers Were Hacked In June Data Breach
Rite Aid says that 2.2 million customers had their information stolen in a data breach that occurred in June.
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AT&T Customers Had 6 Months Of Call And Text Records Stolen In A Major Hack
AT&T says hackers stole personal data for nearly all customers for six months, including call and text records and other interactions.
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Online PDF Converters Leaked Thousands Of User-Uploaded Documents
Before you use any random online PDF converters, read this warning, as two are leaking documents for anyone to access.
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Beware: Hackers Are Trying To Steal Apple IDs With Fake iCloud Links
Hackers are trying to steal Apple IDs by posing as Apple support and sending fake iCloud links to iPhone owners.
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Microsoft China Bans Android, Forces Staff To Use iPhones Instead
Microsoft is banning Android phones from its workplace in China for privacy reasons. Instead, Redmond will give iPhone 15 to employees.
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10 Billion Stolen Passwords Shared Online In Record-Breaking Leak
Chances are good that at least one of your accounts was compromised in this record-breaking password compilation leak.
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ID Verification Service Used By TikTok, Uber, And X Leaked Driver's Licenses
According to 404 Media, an ID verification service used by TikTok, X, and Uber exposed users' driver's license online.
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Dangerous macOS Malware Steals Browser Data And Cryptocurrency
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered new macOS malware that can steal browsing data, cryptocurrency, usernames, and more.
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TikTok Warning: Your Account Can Be Hacked Just By Opening A DM
According to Forbes, bad actors are distributing malware through DMs that is being used to hack celebrity and brand accounts.
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Android Malware Posing As A Fake Chrome Update Is Stealing Banking App Logins
New Android malware that steals banking logins and gives hackers access to your phone is disguising itself as a fake Chrome update.
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Don't Be Tricked By This Phishing Campaign Targeting Verizon Customers
There's a new Verizon phishing campaign making the rounds, so be on the lookout for suspicious emails claiming to be from Verizon.
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GPT-4 Can Exploit Security Flaws On Its Own, Study Shows
If generative AI wasn't scary enough already, researchers have now shown how GPT-4 can exploit one-day vulnerabilities autonomously.
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This Insane Home Security Camera Blasts Intruders With Paintballs
Ready to take your home security to new levels? Want to belt would-be intruders with paintballs or even tear gas? Meet PaintCam.
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Update Your LG TV Right Now Before Hackers Take Control Of It
If you own an LG TV, update the software right away to patch four major vulnerabilities that could let hackers take control of your TV.
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73 Million AT&T Accounts Were Hacked - Here's What You Should Do About It
AT&T confirms massive data breach that impacts more than 70 million accounts - here's what to do if you're a potential victim of the hack.
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How I Use An Arlo Camera To Secure My Hotel Stays
I use a cheap Arlo Essential wireless security camera to secure my hotel and Airbnb stays, and my initial investment was only $100.
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iPhone Owners: Watch Out For This Insidious 'Reset Password' Attack
A devious new phishing attack targeting Apple users sends dozens of "Reset Password" notifications to your iPhone and iPad.
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