Coronavirus: Cyberattacks increase in China

As China struggles to contain the coronavirus, the last thing the country needs is to deal with cyberattacks.

Samsung accidentally leaked your customer data

If you were affected, you'll know soon enough as Samsung says they'll be reaching out to anyone who had their information...

Tech Hangover: Twitter might do something good for once

They'll find a way to mess it up somehow. I'm sure of it.

Galaxy owners recently got a weird “Find My Mobile” alert – Here’s what it means

The shout heard around the Galaxy...

How DevOps can protect customer data

A data breach can cost your organization millions of dollars as well as damage its reputation.

How to stop your Ring device from sharing data with third-party companies

A better option: Get rid of your Ring device.

Samsung made some critical changes to Android – Google says it made it less secure

C'mon, get it together.

The amount of malware on Mac computers is now outpacing PCs

Mac attack.

“Privacy-focused” email clients are scraping your inbox and selling your data to third parties

Nothing is ever "truly" free.

How to check and update your Philips Hue firmware to prevent you from future hacks

After a recent vulnerability issue, this is good information to know.

The FBI reportedly downloaded CIA hacking tools over Starbucks’s WiFi

Literally nothing surprises me anymore.

Ring is pushing out an update that lets you opt-out of police video requests through its Neighbors app

Don't get it twisted, police can still issue a warrant for the footage.

Uhhh, Google might have sent some of your private Google Photos videos to strangers

Ok, Google you dun goofed.

An Amazon Engineer says ‘Ring should be shut down immediately and not brought back’

Well, that's one way to put it.

Hackers have been breaking into NFL Twitter accounts ahead of the Super Bowl

Third-party platforms seem to be the culprit.

London Police are setting up live facial recognition cameras and people are not happy about it

Tourist areas will be heavily monitored.

Google wants you to know Apple’s Safari web browser isn’t as private as they say it is

Nothing is safe.

Clearview AI, the company that already knows your face, requires a picture of your face to opt-out

Everything is truly terrible.

It’s extremely likely Jeff Bezos’ phone was hacked by the Saudi crown prince over Whatsapp

Yikes.

LastPass was so secure this weekend that some users couldn’t access their own accounts

Taking security one step too far...