Here are the 10 worst passwords still being used in 2018

"Enter password to continue" is a prompt, not a literal task, people.

Thieves in Denver are stealing your expensive Ring doorbells

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? (Who watches the watchmen?)

Humble Bundle suffered a mild data breach

Seriously, is anything secure online?

Bethesda leaked a bunch of customers’ personal information through support ticket inquiries

That'll teach 'em to complain.

Is your printer urging you to subscribe to one of the largest YouTubers?

If so, you got hacked.

500 million Marriott hotel guests have had their data exposed in a massive data breach

Westin Peace

Over 60 million users had their data exposed by the USPS

At this point, who hasn't had their data breached?

Hackers could possibly use your computer’s microphone to “see” your screen

Technology is wild.

A bunch of racing games on the Google Play store were actually just malware

The games had been downloaded over 500,000 times before anything was done.

Over 26 million people’s texts were exposed, and yes, 2FA codes too

“Yeah, this is very bad,” said one researcher.

Firefox Monitor will now tell you if the website you’re on has suffered a data breach

Thanks, Mozilla!

Alex Jones’ Infowars store was infected with credit card skimming software

1600 people were thought to be affected by the same Magecart software that infected Newegg recently.

Hackers in North Korea have stolen millions of dollars from ATMs worldwide

This spate of ATM attacks uses a sophisticated Trojan malware dubbed "Trojan.Fastcash."

Brinno Duo’s Smart Peephole camera is basically perfect for apartment dwellers

Ok, this is actually pretty nifty.

120 million Facebook accounts were compromised by sketchy browser extensions

It looks like the issue has been taken care of, for now.

A new iOS 12.1 exploit means phone thieves can access all of your contacts with a couple taps

At least it requires the person to actually have possession of the phone.

The new T2 Security Chip from Apple means hackers will have a harder time eavesdropping

Close the lid and cut the microphone.

Apple has figured out how to block GrayKey, turning the police hacking tool into a paperweight

I'm sure GrayKey will figure out a solution, and we'll be right back where we started.

The President of The United States of America uses an unsecured iPhone like a f****** moron

Totally on brand.