Security

Google patches Chrome to block zero-day vulnerability, but fortunately updating your browser is pretty straightforward.

Samsung customers in the US may have had their personal information exposed in a data breach.

Your TikTok account could have been taken over if you clicked the wrong link. Here's what you should know.

Chrome 104 has a serious bug, which lets websites add stuff to your clipboard without you realizing it.

A new phishing campaign impersonating Instagram is stealing credentials and personal information from users trying to get verified on the platform.

Upgrading your Mac to the latest version of macOS can help protect against malware with more frequent system scans.

McAfee has identified four Chrome extensions that are secretly installing malware — check if you've installed any of these browser add-ons right now.

A security flaw in Insta360’s cameras allows anyone to access your photos and videos but they could also inject malware onto your SD card.

LastPass has confirmed that it fell victim to a data breach but customer passwords and other sensitive data were not exposed.

DuckDuckGo Email Protection allows users to block most email trackers, and it is now out of private beta and available for everyone.

Plex has suffered a data breach, and wants you to change your password as a precaution.

Hackers have already come up with a clever way to get around Android 13 limiting access to accessibility services for sideloaded apps.

Several iPhones, iPads and Macs all vulnerable to hack which Apple says “may have been actively exploited.”

Amazon has patched a flaw in the Ring app for Android that could have been used to spy on users.

Bitdefender has identified dozens of bad apps that change their names and icons to remain hidden on your Android smartphone.

The latest Google Chrome update fixes a host of security flaws — including an exploit that has been indenfitied in the wild.

Malicious browser extensions mimic popular apps to insert ads, steal your credentials and more.

Zoom 5.11.5 for macOS fixed an exploit that could allow hackers to take control of a user’s Mac.

A number of malicious apps have managed to slip past Apple’s defenses and are now secretly infecting Mac users with malware.

VirusTotal reveals which popular apps hackers mimic to infiltrate user systems. Here's what to look for and how to protect yourself.

The newly identified SHARPEXT malware has the ability to read and download messages and files from your Gmail account as you look at them.

The ‘Hi Mum, Hi Dad’ scam has resurfaced on a new platform to try and trick parents into giving money away to strangers.

Trend Micro has identified 17 Android apps which have been infecting devices with malware and stealing banking data.

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