Open Chinese database revealed whether 1.8 million women were "Breed Ready"
A dating site leak, or the government tracking fertile women?
US threatens to withhold intel if Germany uses Huawei's 5G technology
Germany doesn't think Huawei is a threat
Cryptocurrency malware is still the most prevalent threat on the Internet, but is slowly declining
Five of the top 10 PC malware types are cryptominers
Jackson County government gives in to hackers and pays $400,000
Paying up is cheaper than the alternative
Report: Banking trojan attacks increased 16 percent YoY; Android attacks up three-fold
Banking trojans often spoof login pages in order to gain access to bank accounts
A shady email marketing company left 800 million email address exposed online, then disappeared off the internet
The database belonged to a company that specialized in verifying the validity of email lists
Major Windows 7 zero-day discovered, enables privilege escalation in combination with another Chrome exploit
Microsoft believes it only affects Windows 7 32-bit systems
Google wants you to update Chrome right now
The zero-day exploit could give hackers direct access to your OS if you don't update your browser
NSA quietly stops controversial mass phone surveillance program after public outcry and widespread technical issues
The program is set to expire in December and Congress likely won't renew it
Android TV photo sharing disabled as Google examines privacy issue
Users report being able to access photos from other people's accounts
W3C declares WebAuthn the future that will replace your passwords
The now official security specification will need to be implemented on websites and services for users to benefit
Huawei is preparing to sue the US government over federal ban on devices
The lawsuit will claim that the actions taken by the US are unconstitutional
Facebook secretly allows you to be looked up via your 2FA phone number and you can't opt out
Just another in a long line of sketchy data practices by the social media giant
Update now: Latest Nvidia driver fixes dangerous security vulnerabilities
The eight vulnerabilities can give attackers complete control and access to data
Cellebrite's phone hacking tools going cheaply on eBay, many still contain unwiped data
The company warns against reselling the units
The US Cyber Command shut off infamous Russian troll factory from the internet on the day of the 2018 midterms
The attack was to prevent Russian trolls from spreading misinformation on election day
Google researchers say software patches will never fully protect against Spectre-like flaws
Spectre will be a thorn in our side for years to come
ICANN seeks full deployment of tougher security extensions
ICANN warns of 'ongoing and significant risk' to DNS
California introduces proposal to expand data breach notification law
Passport numbers and biometric data are not currently required by law to be reported breached
Chrome is only as secure as the extensions you use
Nearly a third of Chrome extensions use third-party libraries that contain publicly known vulnerabilities
WinRAR security bug may have put more than 500 million users at risk for over a decade
Check Point researchers discovered the flaw
Password managers aren't perfect, but they're better than nothing
You're still better off using a password manager, even if it has flaws
Google admits that not revealing the built-in Nest mic was an "error"
It only came to light when Google Assistant support was announced
Scathing UK report says Facebook 'intentionally and knowingly' violated privacy rules, calls for regulations
The latest PR hit for the social media giant over their privacy and content practices