Privacy and Security
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Russian Hackers to Blame for TeamViewer Security Breach The same hackers led the infamous SolarWinds attack in 2021 and breached Microsoft's corporate systems late last year. -
US Bans Kaspersky – Here Are the Best Antivirus Alternatives The Russia-based cybersecurity company had all its products banned in the US, so it's time to find a viable alternative. -
Huge US Retailer Confirms Data Breach Following Snowflake Hack Official declaration from Marcus Neiman says 64,472 customers are affected, but the hacker claims it's significantly more. -
Study: 10% of Companies Have Been Targeted by Deepfakes One in 10 of the business leaders surveyed said that their company has faced attempted deepfake frauds.
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India Has Officially Banned TikTok – Here’s Why The Government of India has announced a ban on 59 Chinese apps, including the controversial video app Tik Tok. Here's why. -
Own a Tile Tracker? Your Data May Have Been Compromised in Huge Breach Bluetooth tracking company Tile has been attacked and extorted by hackers. Here's what Tile customers should do next. -
Want to Use ChatGPT Anonymously? Here’s How With DuckDuckGo Worried that your data will be harvested when using AI tools? DuckDuckGo might just have the answer. -
Adobe Issues AI Training Promise After User Outrage Software giant responds to backlash, telling users that their content will “never be used to train any generative AI tool." -
Best Free VPN Trials and Introductory Offers for June Need to use a high-quality VPN for free? Check out these great options – and don't forget to cancel after a month. -
Google Leak Reveals Problematic Privacy Practices An internal leak revealed poor security practices, including recording children's voices and tracking license plate numbers. -
Is TikTok Creating a US-Only Algorithm to Evade Getting Banned? TikTok denies all claims that it's working on a US recommendation engine — but can the app be trusted? -
Net Neutrality Has Finally Been Restored. But What Is it, Exactly? After a seven-year hiatus, net neutrality is back — but what does this mean for the average internet user?