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Smash texting scams: How to avoid smishing attacks
The classic email phishing scam is having a text message renaissance.
How to enable two-factor authentication on every social platform (and yes, you should)
You’ve left yourself vulnerable for too long. Two-factor is the safest way to use your accounts.
Protect your passwords with a lifetime subscription to Enpass for 50% off
Never forget your login information again.
Hacker uses Fast Company's Apple News account to send offensive message
Apple News has disabled the publisher's channel.
A UK 17-year-old has been arrested in connection with the hacking of GTA VI and Uber
City of London police arrested a 17-year-old reportedly in connection with the hacks of Uber and Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games.
What a passwordless future could look like
Life, laughter, tech enthusiasts skipping joyfully through vast, open fields of free time.
By PCMag
That Instagram selfie you posted is an open invitation to surveillance
The latest project from Dries Depoorter is an eye-opener.
By Matt Binder
Uber says teen hacker group that infiltrated it is also behind 'Grand Theft Auto' leak
Lapsus$ has been behind a growing number of big hacks this year.
By Matt Binder
Early gameplay footage of GTA 6 has been leaked online
The massive leak contains over 90 videos of very early development footage.
US Customs agents have been seizing Americans' phone data unchecked for 15 years
The information was taken from travelers to and from the country.
A teen hacked Uber and announced it in the company Slack. Employees thought it was a joke.
Uber's internal systems appear to have been severely compromised.
By Matt Binder
Uber's had a data breach, and we don't know how bad it is yet
Fingers crossed it isn't as bad as the one in 2016.
By Amanda Yeo
Twitter whistleblower to Congress: A bad actor can take over any one of your accounts
Way too many Twitter employees have access to user data, according to Twitter's former head of security.
By Matt Binder
Samsung customers: your data may have been breached
The company issued a security notice for U.S. customers after a July data breach.
Your Mac *does* need antivirus software. Here are your best bets.
Macs may be more secure than PCs, but they're not perfect and still require some protection.
By Leah Stodart and Jennifer Allen
DoorDash data breach leaves important customer details exposed
A sophisticated phishing attack has left customers' personal information and partial payment information exposed to hackers.
Apple security flaw may allow hackers full control of devices, company warns
Apple has released patches for major iOS and macOS security breaches.
Wanna play 'Doom'? Do I have the John Deere tractor for you!
Mow down demons while you mow down crops.
Signal users' phone numbers exposed in major Twilio hack
Even the most secure messaging app isn't completely immune from security problems.
By Matt Binder
Man vs. Dish: How one researcher used a $25 homemade device to hack into Elon Musk's Starlink system
Dishy McFlatface is compromised.
A reminder from the Jan. 6 investigation: Deleting a text may not mean it's gone forever.
Don't store your secrets in deleted texts.
Why you need a secret phone number (and how to get one)
No, they're not just for spies, philanderers, or drug dealers.
By Jack Morse
How to protect your privacy in a post-Roe America
Encrypted messaging apps & VPNs: Here's how to protect your data.
By Matt Binder
Norton 360 in Australia: Everything you need to know
Norton Security has been an industry leader in home cybersecurity for decades. We break down what’s available within Norton 360 to help you make the best choice for your household.
By PCMag
