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The unsealed indictment identifies three Iranians accused of hacking Trump's campaign, all of whom allegedly work for the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Microsoft promises its Recall feature won't screenshot your personal or financial information. It'll also require Windows Hello verification.
Elon Musk denounces Ken Klippenstein for sharing an oppo-research document stolen by Iranian hackers. X says it violates its rules on doxxing, but Musk was singing a different tune last year.
Five years after the incident was uncovered and fixed, a European regulator is penalizing Facebook parent company Meta for violating the European Union's GDPR laws on data privacy.
Norton Password Manager is a free app for popular browsers and mobile devices that lacks useful features offered by the competition.
A new malware variant spreads across Android devices, infecting victims and targeting bank accounts by posing as NordVPN or Google Chrome.
The two men allegedly helped ransomware deployers and darknet drug traffickers launder ill-gotten gains.
Cybersecurity researchers demonstrate how they infiltrated Kia's dealership website to gain access to vehicles and drivers' personal information.
Cops may not be convinced when you conveniently forget your phone’s new passcode. Also, don’t confirm your message-deletion habits in a message.
A fake WalletConnect app has been installed over 10,000 times on Android devices via the Google Play Store, successfully swiping over $70,000 in crypto thus far.
Be 'genuine' or be gone. If you try to game the system with bogus reviews, Google may lock down your page and tell visitors that suspected fake reviews were removed from the account.
We test and rate password managers annually to determine the best value for keeping your credentials safe. Here we share our methodology and criteria.
Apple continues to quietly remove VPNs from its App Store in Russia. It's reportedly deleted nearly 100 VPN apps this year alone.
We wouldn't recommend a car without first getting behind the wheel, and we can't rate antivirus software without testing it. Here's how we get the malware we need to do our real-world tests.
After hackers stole a huge trove of personal information, National Public Data quietly updates its site to note that all users will be opted out of its data profiling services.
Local news station KWCH.com says a ransom note appeared on a water treatment facility computer in Arkansas City. It's unclear if the facility plans to pay the hackers.
Your data is valuable, so businesses try to siphon it from your devices using apps and websites. We tell you how to keep corporations (and hackers) from collecting data without your consent.
Security researchers find that the malicious code used in the attack contained comments that were likely left by a generative AI program.