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    Hundreds Of Millions Of Android Users At Risk, According To CIA Docs Released By WikiLeaks

    Earlier this week, WikiLeaks shocked the world by releasing a treasure trove of alleged classified CIA documents that appear to have pulled back the curtain…

    By Zach Epstein March 8th, 2017 Read More
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    Apple Responds To CIA iPhone Exploits Uncovered In New WikiLeaks Data Dump

    WikiLeaks yesterday published an absolute treasure trove of data detailing how the CIA utilizes specialized software and hacking tools to successfully infiltrate, spy on, and…

    By Yoni Heisler March 8th, 2017 Read More
  • Wikileaks Reveals How CIA Is Targeting Your iPhone, Android, And Smart TV

    Wikileaks just dropped a massive collection of information detailing how the US government is attacking the devices that many of us use every single day…

    By Mike Wehner March 7th, 2017 Read More
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    New Yahoo Hack: Hackers Didn't Even Need Your Password To Breach Your Account

    Stop me if you've heard this before, but Yahoo was hacked. Yes, again. Or better said, your Yahoo account may have been breached by hackers.…

    By Chris Smith February 16th, 2017 Read More
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    Two New Strains Of Mac Malware Unearthed By Security Researchers

    Earlier this week,security researchers unearthed two familiar strains of malware specifically targeting Mac users, according to a new report from Ars Technica. While both pieces…

    By Yoni Heisler February 9th, 2017 Read More
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    This Tool Can Crack Your Android Lock In Five Attempts Or Less

    Fingerprint security is becoming a standard feature on many Android devices, but there's still plenty of people who rely on the trust pattern lock. If you're…

    By Mike Wehner January 24th, 2017 Read More
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    An Insidious New Gmail Phishing Attack Is Tricking Even The Most Careful Of Users

    A new phishing technique is fooling internet users into giving hackers access to their Gmail accounts. According to WordPress security plugin creator Wordfence, the way that the…

    By Jacob Siegal January 18th, 2017 Read More
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    Google May Be Forced To Stop Reading Your Gmail For Ads

    The European Union is looking to take additional steps to guard the privacy of European internet users. The new initiative might limit the power of…

    By Chris Smith January 11th, 2017 Read More
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    Hackers Have A New Way To Steal Your Banking Login Using WhatsApp

    Hackers are targeting unsuspecting users with a new type of mobile virus that spreads through legitimate-looking word documents sent via WhatsApp, which could then steal sensitive…

    By Chris Smith January 2nd, 2017 Read More
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    Lie-Detecting Kiosks Are Coming To An Airport Near You

    Making it through a security checkpoint at an airport can be a stressful ordeal even if you don't have anything to hide. Those moment between when…

    By Mike Wehner December 29th, 2016 Read More
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    Six-Year-Old Unlocks Sleeping Mom's Phone With Her Thumb, Racks Up $250 Amazon Bill

    Money can be tight around the holidays with so many gifts to buy, and sometimes a careful budget is the only thing standing between you…

    By Mike Wehner December 26th, 2016 Read More
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    Sony Music's Twitter Is Spreading False Rumors About Britney Spears Dying

    It's been a bad year, but it's not that bad. Despite what Sony Music's official Twitter account might be claiming, Britney Spears is not dead. Which leads…

    By Chris Mills December 26th, 2016 Read More
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    This Simple Trick Tells You What Websites Are Selling Your Data

    One of the harsh realities of the web is that many sites profile their customers, and then sell that data to third parties. It's not…

    By Chris Smith December 14th, 2016 Read More
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    Uber Has Been Spying On Users And Lying About It For Years, Former Security Exec Reveals

    Uber might be one of the best ways to hail a taxi in many cities around the world, but it's also a controversial service that…

    By Chris Smith December 13th, 2016 Read More
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    Britain's Newest Surveillance Law Contains Encryption Backdoors Provisions

    The UK passed a new surveillance law called that not only does it give the government enhanced mass-spying powers, but it also contains the necessary…

    By Chris Smith November 30th, 2016 Read More
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    Bank Hackers Have A New Trick To Get Ransom Money

    Here's one type of bank hack we don't see that often. Rather than go for the money directly, hackers breached a Liechtenstein-Based bank to steal…

    By Chris Smith November 30th, 2016 Read More
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    Need To Unplug? This Site Will Help You Delete Yourself From The Internet

    The internet can be a pretty gross place when you really sit back and take it all in. There's lots of hate floating around out…

    By Mike Wehner November 29th, 2016 Read More
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    Millions Of Brand-New Android Phones Come With A Massive Built-In Security Flaw

    Android malware isn't a thing, the savviest Android users will tell you. And they are partly right. They and users like them will probably never…

    By Chris Smith November 22nd, 2016 Read More
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    Google.com And ɢoogle.com Aren't The Same Thing, And That's Scary As Hell

    Spammers and scammers live to find new ways to trick people into doing things they don't want to do, and ɢoogle — not to be confused with…

    By Mike Wehner November 21st, 2016 Read More
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    New iPhone Security Flaw Lets Anyone Access Messages And Photos Without Your PIN

    Yes, there's a new iOS flaw that can let someone access sensitive personal iPhone data by bypassing the passcode that encrypts the device. But don't freak…

    By Chris Smith November 18th, 2016 Read More
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    412 Million Accounts From AdultFriendFinder, Penthouse And More Were Hacked

    If you happen to have an account with Friend Finder Network adult sites, then you probably have to change your password as soon as possible.…

    By Chris Smith November 14th, 2016 Read More
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    Tim Cook Says Apple Doesn't Need To Sacrifice User Privacy To Improve Its AI

    Siri has been lambasted in the press lately, with no shortage of tech observers opining that Apple's personal intelligent assistant lags woefully behind competitors like…

    By Yoni Heisler October 27th, 2016 Read More
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    Meet The Company Whose Webcams Shut Down The Internet Last Friday

    Last Friday, hackers successfully managed to unleash an absolutely massive DDoS attack that swiftly knocked a number of popular websites offline, including Twitter, Spotify and…

    By Yoni Heisler October 24th, 2016 Read More
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    The Most Dangerous Celebrities To Look Up On Google

    One of the more common ways that purveyors of malware are able to trick unsuspecting users into downloading malicious software is to prey upon the…

    By Yoni Heisler September 29th, 2016 Read More
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    Yahoo To Confirm Hackers Stole Passwords For 200M Accounts All The Way Back In 2012

    Yahoo will confirm later this week that hackers did breach its systems in 2012, stealing personal data for about 200 million accounts, including easily decrypted…

    By Chris Smith September 22nd, 2016 Read More
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    And This Is Why You Don't Scam A Security Professional On Reddit

    Trying to scam someone on the internet is always a bad idea, but if that someone turns out to be the head of a security…

    By Chris Mills September 11th, 2016 Read More
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    Terrifying Video Shows Government Spyware In Action For The First Time

    With the Snowden leaks, Stingray and FBI surveillance planes always in the news, most people just assume that The Man has god-like surveillance capabilities on…

    By Chris Mills September 7th, 2016 Read More
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