Latest articles by Paul Wagenseil
Someone's created an easy way to fake perfect-looking login windows. Crooks will use it to steal passwords, so here's how to avoid being fooled.
More than a dozen models of Asus home Wi-Fi routers are being attacked by a notorious Russian hacking group -- and researchers fear other brands will be affected too.
The German government warned against using Kaspersky antivirus software because it could be weaponized by the Russian government.
Apple released security updates for iPhones, iPads, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch and even iTunes for Windows, fixing dozens of serious vulnerabilities.
Dozens of phones using a chipset made by China's UNISOC can be hacked, and the chipset maker doesn't seem to have fixed the flaw.
A new Android malware named after Pablo Escobar steals your passwords and your 2FA codes before completely taking over your phone.
The Qakbot banking Trojan now infects users by inserting random messages into ongoing email threads, then urging readers to open linked Office files.
Hundreds of HP desktops and laptops are affected by more than a dozen serious security flaws in the UEFI/BIOS firmware. Fortunately, there are fixes available.
Samsung admitted it had suffered a devastating data breach that leaked internal source code, but insisted no customer personal data was compromised.
Recent lists of the most commonly used passwords show that they're still the worst passwords you can possibly use.
Scammers are exploiting the Ukraine crisis by setting up bogus charity websites and sending out messages with fake appeals for help, a security firm warns.
Here's how you can tell if an AirTag is stalking you, whether you use an iPhone, an Android phone or no phone at all.
The state attorneys general of New York and Pennsylvania issued warnings to residents about the dangers of AirTag stalking.
Microsoft will soon make it harder for end users to enable macros in Office files downloaded from the internet, which should have a huge effect on computer security.
Google has patched Chrome to fix a zero-day flaw that may already be being exploited in the wild, along with 10 other vulnerabilities.
To make it harder to use AirTags for stalking people, Apple will change the ways in which wayward AirTags are detected and iPhone users are notified.
Intel fixed 27 security flaws in 15 different wireless adapters for PCs, but Windows users are going to have to install the patches manually.
After its first attempt failed, Zoom has finally fixed an issue where Mac microphones stayed on and in listening mode after Zoom meetings had ended.
The Signal encrypted-messaging service said it's now possible to change your phone number without deleting your message history or groups.
TurboTax parent company Intuit warns that a phishing campaign is trying to lure its customers to fake websites that may try to steal their passwords or install malware.
Modified AirTags that won't beep if they're being secretly used to track people are being sold online. Here's why that's dangerous.
Google's One VPN service is now available for iOS devices in North America and western Europe, but will it really appeal to iPhone users?
Facebook Messenger has made end-to-end-encrypted groups chats and calls available, and here's how to use them.
