Two new Intel CPU flaws make it easy for hackers to extract sensitive data
Intel's SGX is a leaky chip
IBM says it will no longer make "general purpose" facial recognition tech
Not that it was bringing much revenue, anyway
Honda's worldwide operations have reportedly been hindered by a cyber attack
Production has been halted in some regions
Scammers are exploiting Covid-19 crisis by emailing malware-loaded CVs
Don't open those suspicious attachments, people
Many users don't change their passwords following a data breach
Years of education has seemingly fallen on deaf ears
Bug bounty hunter snags $100,000 award for zero-day bug in 'Sign in with Apple' system
Cupertino patched the hole before it could be used in the wild
Huawei has spent billions on a two-year stockpile of American chips
But obviously, there are reasons why companies don't want to stockpile tech
Facebook doesn't want to be an "arbiter of truth," but will verify the identities of people behind popular Pages
Posts from unverified Pages will have limited reach
Google pilots voice authentication for purchases made through Google Assistant
It is mainly intended for and limited to use on smart speakers
Google says 70 percent of serious security bugs in Chrome are memory safety issues
Sandboxing and processes are no longer enough
Internet giants are fighting to protect your private browsing history
And they're doing a pretty good job
Microsoft warns of 'massive' phishing campaign leveraging Excel 4.0 macros
Combined with a Covid-19 lure to trick users into opening the files and granting remote access
iOS 14 has been circulating among security researchers and hackers since at least February
The earliest that a new version of iOS has leaked
Researchers found a new Bluetooth bug that allows hackers to impersonate a trusted device
Billions of Bluetooth devices are affected
Officials still want backdoor into cellphones after cracking two iPhones without help
After months of effort, the FBI finally cracked the Pensacola shooter's iPhone
Doom Eternal gets review-bombed following kernel mode anti-cheat update (Updated)
Potentially opening a portal for hell's armies in Ring 0
Windows 10 gets DNS over HTTPS support for Windows Insiders
A much needed boost to Windows cybersecurity
Senate vote allows FBI access to your browsing history without a warrant
A single vote made all the difference
Microsoft and Intel are working on a project that converts malware into images for easier identification
Approaching malware as a computer vision task
New Thunderbolt flaw lets hackers bypass security features in five minutes
It requires physical access and affects any PC made before 2019
Remote work devices are being used to watch porn by over 51% of employees
Posing a security risk to businesses
Hacker accessed Roblox users' data by bribing worker
Social engineering at its most effective
Patch vulnerability reportedly led to The Last of Us Part II leak
Sony and independent sources confirm The Last of Us II leak was not an inside job
Bomb-sniffing sensors to be tested in airports
Featuring genetically modified living cells