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No, you won’t get the iPhone 12, not now, and certainly not free. As of this writing, there is no iPhone 12 – it only […]
Continue reading »If you’re worried about privacy and security when paying online, there’s a new way to stay safe: The popular encrypted password manager 1Password now supports […]
Continue reading »TikTok’s days as a viable social media platform may be numbered , at least in the US (unless something changes before Trump’s recent executive order […]
Continue reading »It’s time again: a bunch of crappy apps have hit the Google Play Store and you have to make sure they aren’t installed on your […]
Continue reading »Security researcher Pavel Uilsial yesterday publicly exposed a Safari vulnerability that could convince users to secretly send any file on their system to a recipient. […]
Continue reading »If you are a Mac developer or want to try out new applications by creating Xcode projects, you need to be aware of a serious […]
Continue reading »If you are using Drizli, your data is probably being sold online. An online alcohol delivery service recently notified its customers that a hacker had […]
Continue reading »If you are an Instacart shopper, hackers can sell your data online. According to a recent Buzzfeed report, 278,531 Instacart accounts are being sold in […]
Continue reading »If you recently purchased a TiVO Stream 4K, you may have been a little put off by the security notice you received, implying that something […]
Continue reading »We wish we didn’t need VPNs, but they can be a necessary part of a balanced breakfast of data security. ISPs, governments, advertisers, and even […]
Continue reading »Yesterday’s giant security breach on Twitter has led various high-profile accounts – from Bill Gates to Barack Obama to even the eternally silent Apple – […]
Continue reading »A database of personal information about over 142 million MGM Resorts guests is sold online. The data sells for $ 2,900 on the darknet and […]
Continue reading »Currently, it seems that Zoom will never abandon us, remote work will never let us down, and we are not going to run anywhere else […]
Continue reading »One of the last Mac malware to keep in mind on boot day is the devastating ransomware known as “EvilQuest.” Good news? Right now, this […]
Continue reading »Cybersecurity firm Awake Security recently uncovered a massive covert surveillance network. This is serious enough that you should check three times to see if you […]
Continue reading »Mobile banking apps are convenient, but you should strengthen the security of your account before checking the balance on your smartphone. According to the recent […]
Continue reading »When even the Department of Homeland Security’s Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency gets nervous about your unpatched Windows 10 system, it might be time to […]
Continue reading »I love receiving emails from Firefox Monitor saying that my email was discovered as the result of a brand new data breach. The insult is […]
Continue reading »A fairly new piece of malware has appeared on Discord. The software, dubbed “AnarchyGrabber3”, logs you out of the application and captures your Discord credentials […]
Continue reading »While many parts of America are gearing up for a slow reopening after months of isolation, coronavirus-related scams and malware campaigns are showing no signs […]
Continue reading »If you have ever used Wishbone social voting app, you need to change your account password immediately. Earlier this year, hackers hacked into the mobile […]
Continue reading »Google-owned home security company Nest has updated its Nest Aware service with a completely new pricing model and some new features . The new Nest […]
Continue reading »If you have a computer with Thunderbolt ports, you may encounter a severe firmware error known as Thunderspy. The vulnerability, discovered by security researcher Björn […]
Continue reading »Google is going to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for all Nest users . This is a good thing! Most people shouldn’t have any difficulty with […]
Continue reading »I confess I was so tired of quarantine that I let my guard down. I’ve found that I don’t really care about the services I […]
Continue reading »Google has removed another batch of terrible Android apps from the Google Play store for violating the company’s terms of service. The survey includes 101 […]
Continue reading »Linksys is currently forcibly resetting passwords for anyone with an account with their Smart Wi-Fi service. This behavior may sound random or even disturbing, but […]
Continue reading »The severity of the COVID-19 pandemic is the perfect backdrop for scammers trying to trick you with their schemes. We’ve seen fake coronavirus tracking apps […]
Continue reading »There are over 500 thousand hijacked. Zoom in logins floating around the dark canvas . This is not good, especially since they sell for almost […]
Continue reading »If you are using the popular Key Ring digital wallet app, you need to update your security immediately. The app recently accidentally exposed the personal […]
Continue reading »Cloudflare has launched a new version of its free DNS (Domain Name System) service, Cloudflare 1.1.1.1, for families, which blocks adult content and malware before […]
Continue reading »There is a vulnerability in the way Zoom transforms into hyperlinks that hackers can use to harvest your Windows credentials and potentially remotely access your […]
Continue reading »We’ve talked about this before, but let’s say it again: unless you are using the mesh router setup, which usually associates its configuration with an […]
Continue reading »The infamous Windows malware Astaroth (aptly named after the demonic baron of hell discovered in occult cosmology) has returned to it after months of inactivity. […]
Continue reading »It is easy to cheat now while we are all in a panic. All it takes is one person who has a little free time […]
Continue reading »The flow of information about COVID-19 is overwhelming and we all want to stay updated, but you should avoid downloading dashboards to track the coronavirus. […]
Continue reading »A recent Buzzfeed investigation found several popular VPN and ad blocking apps for Android and iOS secretly collect user data and send it to Sensor […]
Continue reading »Following on from Nest and Ring, smart home security camera companies Arlo and Blink announced that they will make two-factor authentication (2FA) mandatory for all […]
Continue reading »Phishing scams have been around since the early days of email proliferation, but the basic tactic remains the same : hackers send you fake links […]
Continue reading »Another major firmware bug has been discovered that leaves billions of phones, routers and other wireless devices from Apple, Google, Amazon open to spying. The […]
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