Security

More than a dozen security and privacy problems have been found in Zoom recently, though not all are serious. Here's what to know if you're using Zoom.

The new Paranoid device mutes or jams your smart speaker's microphones until you decide to let them listen.

New coronavirus-themed malware wipes a PC's Master Boot Record, stopping it from starting up.

Zoom meeting chats treat network share links as URLs, making it possible for hackers to steal Windows login passwords and maybe even run malware on victims' machines.

What you should know about Zoom's privacy leaks.

Marriott International said records of 5.2 million guests were affected by a data breach that lasted from mid-January to late February.

Zoom's rising popularity makes the video-conferencing software a ripe target for cybercriminals, who seem to be gearing up to take advantage of Zoom users.

Possibly misguided security concerns about hacked accounts have users wondering how to delete a Houseparty account.

Following a series of negative stories, Zoom updated its privacy policy to remove language that gave it the right to share personal data with advertisers.

The latest iPhones don't send all internet traffic through a VPN even when the VPN is switched on, new research alleges.

Hackers are hijacking Linksys and D-Link routers to spread coronavirus-themed malware.

Coronavirus-related online scams and malware have ratcheted up in the past few weeks. Here's what to watch out for.

Fake Google Chrome browser updates are being spread by hacked WordPress sites and infecting Windows machines.

The latest Netflix scam takes advantage of coronavirus concerns.

Five top password managers can be hacked to give up user passwords or even master passwords, researchers say.

Trolls can crash Zoom videoconferencing meetings and cause mayhem. Here's how to stop them.