News
The Government may have hacked your iPhone
Apple users are told to enable Lockdown Mode.
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News
/ 8 hours agoTwo cybersecurity guys plead guilty to being hackers all along
They pleaded guilty to orchestrating a string of ransomware attacks in 2023 that netted them about $1.2 million in Bitcoin.
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News
/ 2 weeks agoHackers say they’ve got Pornhub Premium data from an analytics breach
It includes registered email addresses, approximate location, and activity details like which videos users watched
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Apps
/ 3 weeks agoYour phone is spilling your secrets to Uncle Sam, study reveals
From navigation to emergency services, this data is a hot commodity, often landing in the hands of third parties, including government...
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Data Breach
/ 4 weeks agoMixpanel’s data breach surprise raises a lot of questions
Because OpenAI uses Mixpanel to analyze developer-facing website traffic, the breach likely exposed data from developers relying on OpenAI’s APIs.
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News
/ 2 months agoPayroll pirates are hijacking ads to steal your logins and paychecks
The Payroll Pirates are on the prowl, using Telegram bots and MFA bypass tactics to swipe work logins and security codes...
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Apps
/ 2 months agoWhat are the best data broker removal services now?
Data broker removal services are prioritizing privacy by automating personal data removal, ensuring transparency and compliance with privacy laws, and offering...
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Apps
/ 2 months agoKanary vs. Incogni: Which data removal service should you choose?
Kanary provides transparency and control, while Incogni delivers automation and extensive coverage, but which one is for you?
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Apps
/ 2 months agoOneRep vs. Incogni: Which data removal service should you use?
OneRep and Incogni are here to help reclaim your privacy, but which one is worth your money?
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Apps
/ 2 months agoIncogni vs. Optery: Which data removal service fits you best?
Incogni and Optery are revolutionizing personal data protection, but which one is for you?
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Google
/ 2 months agoGmail security alert: 183M credentials exposed—are you at risk?
A massive data breach has put 183 million accounts at risk, but rest assured, Gmail's fortress remains un-breached, according to Google.
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Apps
/ 2 months agoIncogni vs. DeleteMe: Which data removal service to choose in 2025?
Incogni and DeleteMe promise to scrub your info from broker databases, but which one should you pick?
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Apps
/ 2 months agoIncogni vs. Aura: Which privacy protection service works better?
Wave goodbye to data exposure! Incogni is your go-to for automated data removal from brokers, while Aura delivers a comprehensive digital...
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AI
/ 2 months agoAi scams are everywhere—here’s how to dodge the traps
AI scams are ramping up, but don't worry—staying sharp and verifying before you act is your ticket to staying safe and...
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Data Breach
/ 3 months agoVendor says ‘not hacked’ after Discord’s data breach claim
Discord claimed the compromised data came from a vendor used to verify users’ ages, but the vendor denied the breach.
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News
/ 3 months agoAndroid security flaw lets hackers steal 2FA codes and chats
It can nick whatever’s visible on your screen, think two-factor codes, chat threads, or location timelines, in under 30 seconds.
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News
/ 3 months ago1Password’s new tool stops AI chatbots from leaking your logins
Secure Agentic Autofill is a new feature designed to stop AI assistants from accidentally leaking your data.
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Security
/ 3 months agoTeen hacker accused of $115M cybercrime spree
Hackers called IT help desks, pretending to be a forgetful employee, and sweet-talking their way into fresh passwords.
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Security
/ 4 months agoUK students treat hacking school systems as a game, warns ICO
Students are behind a whopping 57% of personal data breaches in schools.
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News
/ 4 months agoPlex users face mandatory password reset after data breach
Plex just took a hit, but don’t panic—your bank info is safe. Hackers nabbed some user data, but Plex is on...
