You can now use your Android devices as a hardware security key for Google account logins on iOS
Cross-OS two-factor authentication
Radiohead releases 18 hours of demos, thwarting alleged extortion attempt
A rare opportunity to listen to unreleased tracks
US customs says images of travelers were stolen in hack on subcontractor
Along with copies of their license plates
Microsoft deletes massive facial recognition data set
The 'MS Celeb' data set had over 10 million images
NSA announcement advises 'legacy' Windows users to patch their machines against 'BlueKeep' vulnerability
The NSA is helping Microsoft spread the word
Ransomware attack on Baltimore has cost city $18 million so far
Despite not paying the hackers
Attackers breach collections agent for Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp exposing 20 million records
About 200,000 contained credit card and bank information
Apple introduces new single sign-in tool and HomeKit for security cameras
Apple wants to position itself as the anti-Facebook
Maine passes bill prohibiting ISPs from selling customer data without consent
Pending a signature from the Governor
New Google policies make Chrome extensions more trustworthy
Limiting access to personal data
Malware dating back to 2015 discovered on Checkers and Rally's POS systems
Another day, another data breach
Flipboard discovered hacker lurking on its servers for 10 months
User names, passwords, e-mail addresses and digital tokens were potentially stolen
New iTunes for Windows release patches security holes
Apple has released iTunes 12.9.5 for Windows which resolves several security vulnerabilities. There are at least six flaws concerning SQLite and WebKit which you can find details about here along with the download links.
Someone paid more than $1.3 million for a netbook full of malware
Anything is valuable as long as someone is willing to pay for it
Teenager says he hacked Apple hoping it would hire him
There are better ways to get a job
US cities are being held hostage with stolen NSA tools
NSA's EternalBlue exploit is being used for extortion
Amazon shareholders reject proposal to limit sales of AWS face recognition software
'Rekognition' ban voted down by 98% of shareholders
US hits Julian Assange with 17 new charges under the Espionage Act
The WikiLeaks founder faces a maximum 175-year prison sentence
Facebook removed a staggering 2.19 billion fake accounts in the first quarter
Fighting fake accounts is a full-time job for Facebook
Epic Games allegedly sent a player's personal GDPR data to a 'random person'
The player isn't happy with Epic at the moment
Google says it stored some G Suite passwords in plain text since 2005
It's advising people to change their passwords
Google study shows the importance of recovery phone numbers
Adding a phone number to your Google account helps keep it secure
Anonymous took the hacktivism community with them when they died
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