Newegg hit by same hacker group that targeted British Airways
A month-long campaign against Newegg stole customer credit cards
Kodi users on Windows and Linux infected with cryptomining malware
Bad actors are making money off unsuspecting Kodi users
Project Verify aims to be a single sign-on for all your smartphone apps
No compatible apps are listed yet
Pro-privacy company Brave files GDPR complaint against Google
Google, of course, denies any wrong doing
Trend Micro apologizes for uploading copies of your browsing history
Mac users were not too thrilled
Pentagon will pay $2 billion for AI infused weapons
Do we really want a computer behind the trigger?
Top macOS utility app, Adware Doctor, secretly sends browsing history to China
Apple still hasn't removed it from the Mac App Store
IBM secretly used NYPD CCTV footage to train its facial recognition systems
It could search for people based on skin tone and gender
British Airways hacked: customer credit card, personal data stolen
Up to 380,000 customers affected
Uber announces automatic crash detection, address obfuscation, and other safety features
Uber is taking safety more seriously
U.S., U.K., and other governments issue joint statement asking for encryption backdoor
The governments try to assure that they don't want to weaken encryption
Data vandals changed New York City to 'Jewtropolis' on Snapchat maps and others
OSM says the label was corrected 20 days ago, but Mapbox didn't update its data in a timely manner
Google's Titan Security Keys land in the Google Store, promptly sell out
$50 gets you a USB key and a Bluetooth key
Instagram is adding new tools to help keep bad actors at bay
You can now use third-party authentication apps on Instagram
Epic Games blasts Google for disclosing Fortnite Android exploit early
The vulnerability has now been patched
Muslim woman sues US border agency for making copies of her iPhone data
The handset was held by the CBP for 130 days
T-Mobile data breach compromised 2.3 million customers' personal information
T-Mobile was hacked earlier this week
Fortnite is offering an in-game reward if you enable 2FA
A better incentive than protection from hackers, it seems
New facial recognition security system used in US airports identifies first imposter
Three days after it was launched at Washington Dulles International
The Michigan Democratic Party tried to hack the DNC but forgot to warn them first
The DNC reported that they had thwarted a cyberattack to the FBI on Tuesday
Huawei and ZTE banned from providing equipment to build Australia's 5G network
Huawei and ZTE won't be participating in Australia's 5G network buildout
Study shows Google's tracking practices go way beyond Location History
Android continues to send location data using WiFi scanning even with WiFi turned 'off'
Microsoft takes down Russian sites trying to steal US Senate credentials
Office 365 users to receive enhanced security benefits
Lawyers seek class action against Google for tracking users
Search giant may also be facing FTC investigation for a breach of a 2011 consent decree