184 Million Logins Exposed In 'Dream Come True For Cyber Criminals'
An new enormous data breach containing over 184 million logins is being referred to as a "dream come true for cyber criminals."
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Chrome Will Change Compromised Passwords For You Automatically
Google announced at I/O 2025 an exciting security feature for Chrome: The browser will change compromised passwords on its own.
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Hidden Chinese Comms Devices Were Discovered In US Energy Equipment
Engineers found hidden Chinese comm devices in US energy equipment, sparking rising concerns about how much access China has to our country.
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Memorial Day Security Camera Deals: Reolink's Unbeatable Sale Has Prices From $29.98
Reolink's Memorial Day sale has home security camera deals starting at just $29.98. Save on indoor cameras, outdoor cameras, and more.
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8 New Android 16 Security Features That Will Make Your Phone Safer Than Ever
Android 16 will introduce several new security features, including AI-powered novelties: Here’s what’s coming.
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How To Delete Your Personal Info From The Internet - And Why You Should
Data brokers sell your personal information to scammers and spammers. We'll explain how to remove your info from the web the easy way.
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How Google's New Gemini AI Update Keeps Us Safe From Online Scams
Google is employing Gemini AI to prevent online scams, and that's an exciting use of AI that you'll never really be aware of.
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Microsoft Wants You To Delete Your Password And No, It's Not A Gimmick
Microsoft has issued a massive passkey update, detailing plans to remove passwords for more than a billion Windows users.
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Update Chrome Immediately To Patch Google's First First Zero-Day Of 2025
The first Chrome zero-day vulnerability of 2025 has been officially patched, and Google recommends that all Chrome users update immediately.
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A Windows Phishing Campaign Made Its Way To Mac - Here's How To Protect Your Data
LayerX Labs discovered a phishing campaign targeted at Windows users that has now spread to Mac computers.
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Secret Backdoor For Hackers Discovered In Over 1 Million Android Devices
Threat researchers have discovered a fraud campaign impacting over 1 million Android devices preinstalled with secret backdoors.
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Crypto-Stealing Malware Found In Apple's App Store - Should You Be Worried?
According to cybersecurity company Kaspersky, crypto-stealing malware has been found on Apple's App Store for the first time.
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North Korean Hackers Created New macOS Malware Disguised As Popular App Installers
North Korean hackers are using fake job offers disguised in updates to popular apps Zoom and Google Chrome installers to invade your Mac.
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Identity Check Is Android 15's Most Important New Security Feature
Google's new Identity Check feature for Android 15 phones will protect sensitive data if the handset is lost or stolen.
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Colorado Police Gave Out Free AirTags To Help Stop Car Thefts
Colorado police have distributed free AirTags as the item tracker has been used as a useful car tracker, reducing stolen vehicle crimes.
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There's A Sophisticated New Wave Of Phishing Attacks Targeting iPhone Users
Scammers have upgraded their iPhone scams by asking users to reply to phishing texts in order to reenable malicious links.
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Hackers Are Hijacking Chrome Extensions In An Attempt To Steal Your Data
Multiple Chrome browser extensions have been hijacked by hackers in recent months to steal data from their users.
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Someone Hacked iOS 18 To Get AI, Camera Control, And More On An iPhone 15
The iPhone 15 can't support various features available on Pro models and the iPhone 16, but a hack can enable Apple Intelligence and others.
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This Virtual Meeting App Is Actually Crypto-Stealing Malware
A sophisticated new scam involves a fake company trying to convince users to download crypto-stealing malware posing as a meeting app.
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iPhone Charging Cable Hack Will Make You Think Twice About Buying Third-Party Accessories
It's incredibly easy for hackers to put a secrets-stealing computer inside an iPhone USB-C cable, so better buy official Apple cables only.
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5 Encrypted Apps You Should Use While US Telcos Are Under Attack
AT&T and Verizon continue to be under attack, so law enforcement advises the use of encrypted apps for messages and calls.
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Your Apple ID Was Not Suspended - Watch Out For This Convincing New Scam
Hackers continue to try to break into Apple accounts, so don't trust fraudulent, phishing emails claiming your Apple ID was suspended.
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Millions Of People Replaced Passwords With Passkeys, So Why Haven't You?
1Password says passkey adoption saw massive growth in the first year. You should replace your passwords any chance you get.
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Law Enforcement Has A Tool That Can Break Into iPhones Running iOS 18
Graykey is a phone unlocking and forensic tool used by law enforcement that can retrieve data from even modern iPhones running iOS 18.
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Thieves Found A Crazy New Way To Steal Your AT&T iPhone 16
A string of thefts targeted AT&T iPhone units right after delivery, and it's unclear how porch pirates can steal packages this way.
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Brilliant AI Bot Imitates A Granny To Keep Phone Scammers On The Line For Hours
British carrier O2 created Daisy (dAIsy), a chatbot with the personality of a grandma who wants to keep phone scammers on the line.
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Make Sure You Aren't Using Any Of The Most Common Passwords Of 2024
NordPass has released its list of the most common passwords of 2024, and "123456" has managed to take the top spot once again.
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