Security

Millions of Twitter users may have had their personal data leaked on a hacking forum, and the culprit is a previous vulnerability that Twitter said was fixed.

Google has launched passkey support to both Chrome and Android as part of a broader effort to adopt passwordless sign-ins across apps and websites regardless of the platform.

Samsung is being sued for failing to notify affected consumers about a data breach that occurred in July.

Twitter has confirmed that a code vulnerability resulted in a security breach that allowed bad actors to obtain data on at least 5.4 million accounts.

The carrier will pay $350 million to notify and compensate those affected, plus it must spend $150 million beefing up its security.

Amazon has leaked video footage from Ring doorbells to law enforcement without alerting the users.

Microsoft discovered some critical flaws in pre-installed Android apps that could have opened a backdoor in millions of devices or allowed attackers to take complete control of them.

Google steps up account protection with better information and automatic 2-Step Verification enrollment.

Google plans to let Android and Chrome users sign in to any website or app using only a FIDO-certified passkey, as part of a growing effort to eliminate passwords entirely.

Some customers on Verizon and Verizon-based carriers have received a fake payment confirmation text message from their own number with a bad link included. Do not follow this link.

Google reported a 50% decrease in account breaches after automatically enrolling 150 million users in two-step verification last year.

To attend or participate in the 2022 Winter Olympics, you need to install the MY2022 app. Unfortunately, it's also riddled with big red flags regarding security and privacy. Here's what we found.