FBI reminds people that smart TVs can be hacked
Especially bad if your TV has a mic and camera
Huawei will reportedly sue the FCC over new restrictions
The Chinese firm has called the action "unlawful"
Bytedance is separating TikTok from its Chinese operations
The company fears it could be forced to sell it off as a result of a US national security review
RiskIQ exposes MageCart group that has combined data exfiltration techniques
Using phishing, skimming, and MitM attacks, Fullz House maximizes its profits
T-Mobile suffers data breach exposing personal information of over 1 million customers
The company says it's notified everyone to change their password
Facebook and Twitter user data has been exposed due to a malicious third-party Android app SDK
Names, emails, and gender details were exposed
Several high profile Android apps still have vulnerabilities discovered years ago
Messenger, Instagram and WeChat are among hundreds of unpatched apps
Disney says that despite Disney+ hacked accounts, there's no evidence of a security breach
Reused credentials and keyloggers may have been responsible
Police can request Ring videos up to 45 days old and keep them indefinitely
Privacy advocates aren't happy
Macy's suffers credit card data breach for the second year in a row
Company did not disclose specific numbers of those affected
Fake Windows update installs ransomware on PCs
Beware of emails claiming to be from Microsoft
Hackers can use a WhatsApp flaw in the way it handles video to take control of your phone
Facebook fixed the issue in the latest app update
Android camera vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to spy on you
Make sure your apps are up to date
Louisiana government systems hit with ransomware attack
The second time the state has been targeted
Hacked Disney+ accounts are being sold on the dark web
Thousands of hacked accounts surfaced on the dark web hours after the Disney+ launch
Los Angeles DA issues 'juice-jacking' malware warning without cause
Officials cannot cite a single verifiable instance where juice-jacking has taken place
ProtonMail review: Is secure email really secure?
End-to-end encrypted email service with a free tier
Federal judge rules suspicionless device searches at the border are illegal
The ruling might lead to a sharp decrease in warrantless searches
Regulators to investigate Google's medical data collection practices
Google is 'happy to cooperate' with investigators
Iowa hired a cybersecurity firm to do penetration testing, then arrested its workers
Instead of dropping the charges, it has reduced them from a felony to a misdemeanor
Google has been gathering millions of Americans' health records without their knowledge
Something it's legally allowed to do
Apple plans to fix Siri bug that stored encrypted macOS emails in plaintext
Siri's 'Suggestions' feature has some security risks
Vulnerability discovered in Ring doorbells that leaked network credentials
The security hole has been patched
Pilot accidentally triggers hijack alarm, causes major security incident
Was a typo to blame?
Malwarebytes 4.0 now available for download
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