Security

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

Secure-messaging app Signal is adding a feature to automatically blur faces in photos.

Kaspersky warns that small businesses are taking a lax approach to digital security as employees work from home.

Avast security researchers urge iPhone users to watch out for phony or fraudulent VPN apps.

iOS users can now log into Google accounts using physical security keys.

A study finds most people don't change their passwords after data breaches, and only a third of those who do opt for stronger passwords.

Malwarebytes says cyber criminals are exploiting the coronavirus pandemic, leading to a huge increase in malware attacks.

A top law firm has sued Google for $5 billion in federal court, arguing that Chrome's Incognito mode doesn't prevent users from being tracked by websites.

Despite federal agencies experiencing fewer cyberattacks and other incidents in 2019, the U.S. government had to disclose three major data breaches.

As data breaches become more common, hackers are increasingly conducting credential-stuffing attacks -- and the U.S. is the biggest victim.

Google adds yet another layer of protection for Nest owners following large number of requests.

The latest software update from Apple patches the unc0ver jailbreak on iPhones and iPads. Here's what you need to know.

NordVPN warns that cybercrime is on the rise

It looks like someone's trying to hijack WhatsApp users by getting them to forward their 2FA account-verification codes.

An idyllic image is causing havoc with Android phones, and you should stay away from it.

The House of Representatives shelved a vote on renewing Patriot Act provisions that might have let law enforcement officials see the browsing histories of millions of Americans.

Despite being something of a cryptography veteran, SHA-1 hash algorithm faces an uncertain future as OpenSSH and Libssh choose to block it.

Plaintiffs led by the American Civil Liberties Union have sued facial-recognition firm Clearview AI, accusing it of violating privacy and safety laws in Illinois.