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Nearly 5.6 million people hit by massive data breach at credit check company — what you need to know
The auto dealership credit check company 700Credit suffered a massive data breach this year that affected nearly 5.6 million people whose personal information was exposed.
Google issues critical Chrome update to patch zero-day vulnerability
A brand new Chrome vulnerability has been patched by Google, which means it's time to update your browser again.
'If we can't uphold our privacy policy while based in Canada, we will not be based in Canada' – here are the key takeaways from Windscribe's Reddit AMA
Windscribe boss Yegor Sak just ran a Reddit AMA. From new features to fighting censorship, here's what he discussed.
How to avoid the nightmare Android malware that can hold your device for ransom or erase it
A new Android ransomware can lock your device to demand malware, or erase all your data.
LinkedIn data, phone numbers, emails and more exposed in massive unsecured 16 terabyte database
Researchers discovered a dataset of billions of documents containing personal information online, putting loads of people at risk.
'Insulting' or 'necessary?' – Australia's social media ban sparks passionate debate and divides a nation
Australia's social media ban has sparked passionate debate among supporters and critics. But what is each side saying?
NordVPN's new email protection feature can stop phishing in real time
NordVPN’s new email protection feature visually flags malicious links in emails as soon as you open them, keeping you safe from scams, phishing, and malware.
New Spiderman phishing kit lets hackers instantly spoof banking sites to steal passwords and take over accounts — how to stay safe
Hackers have a powerful new tool in their arsenal and the Spiderman phishing kit lets them almost instantly spoof multiple banks and crypto services.
