More Cybersecurity
Have you been Flocked? This website lets you find out
More than 4.6 million license plates appear in the website’s collection of public Flock records.
Apple sent alerts warning iPhone users of spyware: What it looks like, what you should do
TL;DR: Take it seriously.
What are Flock cameras and why are they so controversial?
Police say Flock cameras help them solve crimes, while critics worry they make it far too easy to track where people drive.
Polymarket: Hackers stole users' funds
Hackers gained access to Polymarket funds via a third party vendor, moving potentially millions out of user accounts.
Fake public Wi-Fi scams threaten World Cup venues
A new survey found that World Cup fans are susceptible to a very specific cybersecurity risk.
By Matt Binder
BlackVue's dashcams broadcast users' live location and footage to public
It may be a good idea to double check your dashcam settings.
By Amanda Yeo
Protect yourself: How to make sure your VPN is shielding you
A VPN only protects you when it stays connected.
Nintendo responds after alleged third-party data breach: Our ‘systems have not been compromised’
Hackers reportedly demanded a $2 million ransomware payment.
This Copilot vulnerability could expose emails, 2FA codes, and other sensitive data
This sneaky attack tricks Microsoft's AI assistant to hand over your data.
By Matt Binder
How sex workers are protecting their digital futures — and yours
From Sheri's Ranch in Nevada to Australia, adult workers are fighting for online safety.
Teenagers are using a $5 Minecraft malware called WeedHack to target and cyberbully victims
Learn how to protect yourself from a new malware campaign targeting young Minecraft players.
By Matt Binder
Amazon faces class action suit over Ring facial recognition feature
At the center of the lawsuit? Familiar Faces, a Ring doorbell feature that scans and identifies people at your door.
By Matt Binder
Google patches more than 100 Android security vulnerabilities
Update your Android devices. Some major vulnerabilities have just been patched.
By Matt Binder
Hackers say that Meta AI helped them compromise big Instagram accounts
Hackers simply tricked Meta's AI support into sending them a password reset email.
By Matt Binder
Scammers and hackers target GTA 6 fans as pre-order hype begins
Grand Theft Auto 6 is right around the corner — and scammers know you can't wait.
By Matt Binder
Motorola phones are reportedly injecting affiliate codes into the Amazon app
Here's how to disable the function seemingly causing the issue, too.
By Matt Binder
Anthropic's Claude Mythos, or a model like it, to get public release
Anthropic is developing guardrails for Mythos.
Megalodon cyberattack infects 5,500 GitHub open-source repositories with malware, researchers say
Security researchers say 5,500 GitHub repositories have been affected by the attack.
Scam alert: An official Microsoft email is being used for phishing links
You can't even trust official Microsoft emails now.
By Matt Binder
New Microsoft Defender exploits discovered. How to protect yourself
It doesn't require a lot of effort.
By Alex Perry
Edtech giant Instructure strikes deal with ShinyHunters hackers prior to ransomware deadline
Instructure and its popular learning management system Canvas are the latest ShinyHunters victims.
By Matt Binder
Instructure Canvas hack update: Breach involved a specific teacher account type and interrupted finals
ShinyHunters breached Canvas, resulting in the platform going offline during school finals.
By Matt Binder
Instructure breach update: ShinyHunters claim second hack, deface school websites
The hackers are looking to 'negotiate a settlement.'
By Matt Binder
Microsoft Edge is storing passwords as plain text? Here's what Microsoft says.
A cybersecurity researcher discovered a big potential issue with Edge's password manager.
By Matt Binder
Instructure data breach: ShinyHunters says it stole data and private messages from 275 million teachers and students
ShinyHunters has struck yet again.
By Matt Binder
