Experts warn Netgear router users to unplug the devices after discovering unpatched bug
Multiple models are vulnerable to the command-injection vulnerability
New ransomware offers victims free decryption key if they infect other people
The ransomware was purportedly created by desperate Syrians
Trump refutes CIA's claim that Russia helped him win the election
Trump called the CIA's report "ridiculous"
Chrome 56 beta brings clearer warnings for non-secure websites
Pushing developers to get onboard with HTTPS
Malwarebytes 3.0 lands with all new interface, performance improvements
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware has been a long time favorite among the TechSpot staff and security experts everywhere. The program's ability for spotting and eliminating malware that can be overlooked by traditional antivirus software has earned its well deserved reputation. Best of all, it's free for personal use (paid version adds real-time monitoring).
UK standards body says 99% of fake Apple chargers sold are unsafe
Buy quality products, avoid the fakes
Hackers are reportedly selling 380,000 hacked xHamster account details
Some of the hacked accounts belong to the US Army
Passengers ride for free after San Francisco transit systems are hit by ransomware attack
HDDCryptor ransomware strikes again
Hackers steal personal details of over 130,000 US sailors
The result of a contractor's laptop being hacked
Experts urge Clinton to demand election recount in three key states amid vote hacking fears
Was there interference from foreign actors in the Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania votes?
A five-second video played in Safari is causing iPhones to freeze
Effective power reloaded
Intel security reveals this year's Most Hackable Gifts list
Laptops and PCs are the most hackable tech gifts
Siri will help you bypass someone else's iPhone lock screen
Flaw lets you access photos, contacts
UK's Snooper's Charter approved by parliament, set to become law in next few weeks
The "most extreme surveillance law ever passed in a democracy"
Some budget Android phones are secretly sending user data to servers in China
User's location data, text messages and call logs at risk
