These Android apps with 5.8 million downloads can steal your Facebook password — what to do By Paul Wagenseil Nearly a dozen Android apps were set up to steal users' Facebook passwords and usernames, and were installed nearly 6 million times.
700 million exposed in LinkedIn data scrape — what to do now By Paul Wagenseil Personal data 'scraped' from 700 million LinkedIn user profiles is being sold online. Even though the data is theoretically public, it's useful for spammers, stalkers and phishers.
Instagram is testing a desktop posting feature — and it's about time By Tom Pritchard Instagram might be about to fix its biggest flaw — it's finally testing a desktop posting feature.
What to do if your Facebook account Is hacked By Sarah Brown Having your Facebook account hijacked can be terrifying. But don't panic; here's what you need to do.
Facebook disaster — how to check if your phone number was leaked By Paul Wagenseil The HaveIBeenPwned breach-checking site has added the 533 million phone numbers exposed in this weekend's Facebook data leak, so you can check to see if your number was affected.
533 million Facebook users exposed in massive data leak — how to see if you're impacted By Paul Wagenseil Records tied to 533 million Facebook user accounts are being offered for free in an online forum, but this isn't the result of a data breach.
Spotify is taking on Clubhouse — here's how By Luke Wilson Spotify has acquired Locker Room in a bid to enter the live-discussion audio space that has been popularized by Clubhouse.
Facebook reportedly working on version of Instagram for kids under 13 By Ian Morris Instagram's looking to hook under-13s on its service according to internal announcement
Forget Clubhouse app — Twitter Spaces just launched on Android By Tom Pritchard Twitter Spaces are taking on Clubhouse, and this time it's actually available to use on Android,
Paying for tweets? New Twitter Super Follows explained By Tom Pritchard Twitter is letting some creators paywall content with its Super Follows feature. Here's what you need to know.
MeWe social network racking up millions of new users — but what is it? By Tom Pritchard MeWe, the privacy-focused social media network, wants to be a competitor for big platforms like Twitter and Facebook. But what is it?
Trump banned: All the platforms that have suspended his account By Mike Prospero All the sites that have banned or limited Trump from posting
70TB of Parler posts archived — may hold incriminating data By Paul Wagenseil More than 70TB of user posts to the right-wing social network Parler were 'scraped' by online activists before the site went offline. The data might help the FBI find Capitol Hill rioters.
Best Black Friday password manager deals By Paul Wagenseil Most password managers aren't having Black Friday sales, but we found a few that are.
Instagram's secret new feature lets you change app icons — here's how By Adam Ismail Instagram has buried an Easter egg of a feature in its 10th anniversary update — and it's one longtime users are sure to love
You should delete these Chrome extensions ASAP — here's why By Henry T. Casey Facebook says these Chrome extensions were stealing user info. Here's how to delete them from your browser.
Twitter flaw could expose Android users' direct messages: What to do By Nicholas Fearn Twitter has asked many Android users to update their apps due to a flaw that might let attackers view direct messages.
Trump TikTok ban: President gives Microsoft 45 days to buy company By Nicholas Fearn Trump has changed his mind on banning TikTok, and has given Microsoft 45 days to complete the purchase of the Chinese viral-video app.
Disney, Microsoft, Nintendo and 50 more hit by massive source code leak [updated] By Nicholas Fearn More than 50 of the world's biggest companies, including Disney, Microsoft and Nintendo, have had software source code published online.
Walmart customer? You may be due a $750 payout following an alleged data breach By Nicholas Fearn Walmart joins a host of well-known names that have faced lawsuits as a result of California’s strict new privacy laws.
Massive Twitter hack hits Barack Obama, Elon Musk and more as verified accounts frozen By Paul Wagenseil The Twitter accounts of numerous rich and famous people and companies were hijacked to lure followers into a Bitcoin scam.
MGM Resorts data breach grows to potentially 142 million people, hacker claims By Nicholas Fearn As many as 142 million people may have lost personal information in a previously reported data breach at the MGM Resorts casino-and-hotel company.
LinkedIn, like TikTok, copies data from iOS clipboard, but says it's a mistake By Nicholas Fearn LinkedIn admitted that, like TikTok, its iOS app was copying data from the clipboards of iPhone and iPad users.
How to use Snapchat like a pro By Henry T. Casey From sending video notes and stickers to adding filters and swapping faces, here's a step-by-step guide for using Snapchat.
267 million Facebook profiles being sold online: What to do By Paul Wagenseil A set of 267 million Facebook profiles is being sold online, although it's not clear what you can do with it.
WhatsApp limits message forwarding to fight coronavirus misinformation By Paul Wagenseil WhatsApp is rate-limiting message forwarding again to stop the spread of false information around COVID-19.
New Android malware can steal your Facebook account: How to stop it By Paul Wagenseil Kaspersky researchers find 'Cookiethief' Android Trojan that steals session cookies to hijack Facebook accounts.
Whisper app data leak exposes 900 million secret confessions: What to do By Paul Wagenseil 900 million posts to Whisper, an online-confession app, were found unprotected in a database, which could lead to some posts being traced back to their posters.
MGM Resorts data breach hits millions of guests: What to do now By Paul Wagenseil 10.6 million MGM Resorts guest records were posted in a hacking forum, and the company confirmed it had a data breach last summer.
