Latest Marvel's Avengers update has a PS5 bug that displays usernames and IP addresses
It's a minor security threat, but players are still mad about it
New report finds early cell phone encryption algorithm was intentionally weakened by design
The organization that designed the algorithm has fessed up
Google is rolling out end-to-end encryption to Android Messages users
Provided they've switched on RCS messaging
Almost half of all ransomware victims are hit again by the same attacker
Another reason not to pay
Over 3.3M VW customers have had their personal details exposed
Volkswagen is the latest company to suffer a major data breach
More stolen data from CD Projekt Red comes to light
Plus, a clunky Cyberpunk 2077 pre-alpha to boot
GPD Win 3 maker leaks customer emails in another major blunder
More woes for the beleaguered "Switch Killer"
Data breach exposes McDonald's employee and customer information
The data was accessed in South Korea and Taiwan
The cost of the EA data breach: $10 and a bit of social engineering
A lesson in the perils of social engineering
Malware-packed pirated games infected millions of PCs, stealing data and hijacking webcams to photograph users
A high price for a pirated game
Hackers steal source code and more from Electronic Arts in massive data breach
EA falls victim to hackers in new data breach
World's biggest meat processor JBS pays $11 million to ransomware gang
Another massive ransomware attack following last month's Colonial Pipeline incident
Facebook's top apps tie for having the least respect for privacy
Facebook, Messager, and Instagram all collect the maximum amount of data allowable on iPhones
Why Incognito Mode and Private Browsing are Not Private
Are you expecting to have complete privacy when you enable incognito mode or private browsing? Think again. Even if you are using a secure browser, you are probably still getting tracked when you go online.
Privacy watchdogs take legal action against Clearview AI in five countries
The groups say its data collection goes 'far beyond' what online users could ever expect
Four vulnerabilities in Qualcomm and Mali GPUs are being actively exploited in the wild
Only Pixel owners have received a patch
Researchers found 23 Android apps exposed over 100 million users' data by not securing it
Online databases without authentication configured and hard-coded cloud storage keys were primary problems
Scared of ransomware attacks? Try Windows 10's built-in 'Ransomware protection' feature
It blocks apps from altering specified folders
Cloudflare wants to kill the CAPTCHA using hardware security keys
The move could save a lot of time and frustration for millions of Internet users
Ransomware attacks are only getting worse, DarkSide group "quits," but that may just be a strategy
The group behind Colonial Pipeline attack claims it lost access to its infrastructure and funds
The DoD is using GPS data purchased from mobile apps for warrantless surveillance, says senator
IRS, CBP, and DEA are also involved
Millions of Wi-Fi devices released in the past 24 years are vulnerable to FragAttacks
Patching them will be a nightmare for device vendors
Gmail and Facebook are first and third most popular iOS apps collecting personal information
So far there has still been no Facebook 'adpocalypse'