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How to delete your Yahoo! data and shut down your account
By Mikah Sargent last updated
Update: Yahoo! has just disclosed yet another data breach. This time of 32 million accounts accessed using "forged" cookies. This follows over a billion accounts compromised over the

How to better protect your iPhone and iPad against hacks and other security and privacy risks
By Rene Ritchie last updated

Can you use Tile Mate to track your pets?
By Karen S Freeman published
Is Tile Mate the ideal way to keep track of your beloved animals?

Little Snitch review: Lock down your network traffic
By Jeffery Battersby published
Your Mac is always sending information and talking to unseen servers. How do you keep track and take control of that? With Little Snitch!

British Airways data breach: What you need to know
By Rene Ritchie published
'Personal and financial details of customers making or changing bookings had been compromised.'

Apple comments on Sidestepper, that supposed iOS MDM hijack security vulnerability...
By Rene Ritchie last updated
SideStepper isn't a new iOS vulnerability, it's an old phishing scam with new marketing.

How to add a security key to your Google account without activating Advanced Security
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
Two-factor authentication can protect your account, and a USB Security Key makes for a great backup if you lose your phone. It's cheap peace of mind and beats the heck out of calling Google.

Thousands of iOS and Android apps are leaking your data through their Firebase backend (Update)
By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated
Thousands of Android and iOS apps are leaking data through 2,271 misconfigured Firebase databases.

WPA3 Wi-Fi security standard is officially rolling out to replace the 14-year-old WPA2
By Joe Maring published
On June 26, 2018, the Wi-Fi Alliance officially started certifying gadgets that support the all-new WPA3 security standard.

VPNFilter malware has infected a million routers — here's what you need to know
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
Malware linked to the Russian government can manipulate your internet traffic, harvest personal information, and serve as a launch point for a broad range of internet attacks.

Save hundreds on a Supercharged Cybersecurity course and ebook bundle!
By IM Staff published
Looking to jumpstart your cybersecurity career? This ebook and course bundle could be the answer.

TeenSafe phone monitoring app leaked thousands of passwords
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
TeenSafe, a parental monitoring app, leaked thousands of Apple IDs and their password in plain text.

All major U.S. carriers give your real-time location info to third parties
By Joe Maring published
Securus, a service used by law enforcement to track inmate calls, can pinpoint the location of just about any cell phone thanks to the cooperation of U.S. carriers.

#EFAIL vulnerability: What PGP and S/MIME users need to do right now
By Rene Ritchie published

Google's making it easier to understand and manage user data it collects
By Joe Maring published
As part of the General Data Protection Regulation out of Europe, Google's making changes across the board with a more transparent privacy policy and better user controls.

What MacKeeper is and why you should remove it from your Mac
By Mike Matthews last updated
If you've installed MacKeeper and now want to get it off your Mac, there are a few things you should know.

Apple to patch Jailbreakme.com, PDF font exploit in upcoming software update
By Rene Ritchie last updated
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