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Donald Trump is so, so wrong about how hacking works. Let's help him.
Trump's assertion that the surest way to catch a hacker is in the act is just plain wrong.
Inside India's big Twitter hacks: Legion group makes more, bigger threats
The group says it has a tool for bypassing Twitter's two-factor authentication.
By Manish Singh
5 ways to safeguard your privacy on Instagram
Be more secure as you 'Gram to your heart's content.
Now you can password-protect your Paytm wallet
Some users had raised concerns about it.
By Manish Singh
Uber can now track you after a ride and some people are creeped out
An infringement of privacy or increased safety while using the app?
Hackers are selling powerful cyber weapons to anyone with the money to buy them
A new hacking-for-hire model has a chance to change the internet.
Aboriginal communities embrace technology, but have unique cyber safety challenges
When the use of mobile devices oversteps social and cultural lines, it can have serious consequences for individuals and their families.
By Ellie Rennie & Tyson Yunkaporta
This Android malware is hacking into your Google account to install apps
Devices running Android 4 and 5 have been affected.
By Sasha Lekach
The National Lottery hack is why you shouldn't reuse your password
A lesson for us all.
San Francisco transit hack hints at possible attacks to come
Infrastructure hacks are likely to become more common.
San Francisco's Muni transit system hacked, resulting in free rides for all
The weekend following Thanksgiving delivered Muni riders in San Francisco a special treat, courtesy of unknown hackers.
Jill Stein wants you to give her $2.5 million to contest the 2016 election results
If Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein can raise around $2 million by Friday afternoon, the United States may have a vote recount on its hands.
No, voting machine hackers probably didn't steal this election for Trump
Polling experts quickly took the evidence to task.
If you receive this terrifying Google alert, you are not alone
You are one of the chosen ones.
By Jenni Ryall
Snapchat's Spectacles might have just ruined regular sunglasses
No, I'm not recording you with my regular non camera-equipped sunnies.
By Raymond Wong
People are already hacking their Snapchat Spectacles
You can wear the smart glasses without a soul knowing.
Voting, cyber and political experts write letter demanding Russia hacking investigation
Russian tampering with the presidential election in the United States is no longer something Americans read about seemingly every day, but a huge coalition of scholars wants to put the topic back into headlines.
How to protect yourself while online shopping for the holidays
Keep yourself safe during the biggest online shopping days of the year.
Obama says he won't pardon Edward Snowden, despite pressure
Edward Snowden will almost certainly have to watch from Russia as President-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated in January.
Be careful, there's a fake Google out there
It's not just fake news, spammers can also create fake search engine domains.
By Karen Nissim
This supposedly 'secret' iPhone flaw is actually a feature
There's nothing to freak out about.
By Raymond Wong
