Former United States intelligence workers fined $1.68M for helping foreign governments with hacking services
Working in the intelligence community isn’t a bad thing, but I suppose you need to be careful where you land once you’ve moved on.
PayPal phishing email claims payment to Asda Store
A new PayPal phishing email is making the rounds this time claiming the customer made a significant payment to the Asda Store. Read on!
ProtonMail issues clarifications in recent user data story
ProtonMail has come under fire for a recent user data request from the Swiss government that led to the arrest of a climate activist.
Opinion: If you care about digital privacy, you may have to go dark…but is that even an option?
More people than ever are concerned with digital privacy, and to date, the only true answer to maintaining digital privacy is to go dark.
Report: ProtonMail provided user data to Swiss authorities
ProtonMail is one of the more popular secure email services going right now, but it appears that it may not be as secure as you’d like.
Apple will delay its iPhone CSAM scanning plans
Apple is walking back its plans to actively scan users’ iPhones for CSAM after uproar over privacy and security concerns. Read on for more.
Infographic: Identifying hidden threats
Managing your digital profile is the best way to keep you out of the collateral in the digital world. Here’s how to identify threats online.
Beware; the Joker virus is popping back up in some Android apps
The Joker virus has popped up in the wild again, and it can empty bank accounts without the user even knowing about it until it’s too late.
T-Mobile security breach numbers keep going up
The T-Mobile security breach saga continues as the company has reported that this impacts an additional 5.3 million customers.
T-Mobile cyberattack impacts current and former customers
T-Mobile has confirmed everyone’s worst fear; the recent rumor of a cyberattack is accurate and impacts current and former customers.
Concerned with privacy on your mobile device? A deGoogled phone might be for you
I’ve noticed that no matter what side of the aisle people stand on, they are concerned with Google, Facebook, and others invading their privacy.
Indiana says risk to users whose COVID-19 contact tracing data was accessed is low
The State of Indiana is notifying 750,000 participants in its COVID-19 contact tracing program that a 3rd party company accessed their data.
T-Mobile confirms data breach rumor
T-Mobile has now confirmed that they have suffered a data breach after rumors started online, but they haven’t given complete details yet.
Apple attempts to clarify its new iPhone scanning and iCloud policies
Apple’s new iPhone scanning has created a squall among many, and now the company is attempting to clarify the situation to calm concerns.
T-Mobile is investigating an online claim of a data breach
T-mobile is looking into an online claim that its network was the victim of a data breach in which user information has been leaked.
VPN by Google One now available in more countries
When the VPN by Google One launched late last year, it was a U.S.-only offering. Now it is available in Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, and Italy for Google One members with the 2TB storage plan.
FTC raises alarm over new phishing scheme targeting unemployment benefits
The Federal Trade Commission warns users of a new phishing scheme that targets unemployment benefits through text messages.
Apple press release announces new child safety measures built into iOS
Just moments after publishing an article on the subject, Apple has issued a press release on child safety measures. Read on for more.
Apple may start scanning US-based iPhones for child abuse
A new report from the Financial Times indicates that Apple may start scanning US-based iPhones for child abuse. Read on for more.
vpnMentor report discovers 63 million users information in data leak
vpnMentor has announced it discovered a data leak that affects 63 million users of lead-generating service OneMoreLead. Read on for more!
University of California, San Diego Health victim of phishing resulting in data breach
The University of California, San Diego Health has suffered a data breach resulting in patient’s information being exposed. Read on for more.
Quick review: Sick of robocalls? RoboKiller is our Editor’s Choice to stop them
RoboKiller is one of many apps saying it will help stop the insane number of robocalls we get, and it’s our pick for blocking unwanted calls.
What can you expect from the new Apple AirTag privacy improvements?
After a series of privacy concerns by reviewers of the Apple AirTag, Apple announced its new approach in its recent software update.
DuckDuckGo announces new email protection service
DuckDuckGo has become one of the most popular search engines in the past year and continues to improve. Now it’s offering email protection services.
Amazon wants to monitor its users’ sleep remotely with a new in-home device
Amazon has received FCC permission to manufacturer a device that uses contactless sleep tracing to track users’ sleep and sleep patterns.
Disaster data recovery: Bouncing back from an IT catastrophe
How your company handles data is an intrinsic part of your business’ growth strategy. How will you bounce back from an IT catastrophe?
EZVIZ DB1C review: A doorbell camera with adjustable zone detection
Our EZVIZ DB1C Wi-Fi Video Doorbell review looks at the latest version of the company’s video doorbell which now includes configurable zone detection.
New ransomware attack hits IT company Kaseya affecting hundreds of companies
A new ransomware attack reared its ugly head over the weekend as IT company Kaseya has been hit with a $70m ransom demand.
