Ticketmaster Fined Millions for Hacking Rival Company
Ticketmaster has been fined for illegally accessing information and data belonging to a rival company.
Showing all posts tagged Privacy and Security
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What the Worst Security Threats of the Year Tell Us About 2021
Next year, cybercrime damages may hit $6 trillion. How can we plan ahead? By taking a closer look at the (very) recent past.
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Has the Government Just Made Illegal Streaming a Felony?
The new COVID-19 stimulus package includes a bill that could give illegal streamers up to ten years in prison.
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Microsoft and McAfee Join Official Ransomware Taskforce
Ransomware is on the rise, and costing businesses millions. A newly appointed taskforce looks to tackle it head-on.
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Tech.co’s Predictions for the Future of Tech in 2021
We've combed through hundreds of 2021 tech predictions from industry experts – here's what to expect in the next 12 months
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Half of Businesses Had No Remote Working Plans Before Coronavirus
Businesses around the world were blindsided when staff began to work from home during coronavirus.
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Microsoft Autofill Password Manager to Work on Edge, Chrome and Mobile
Microsoft's new password auto complete feature syncs across various platforms, and is currently available to try in beta
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Gmail, Google Meet, G-Drive and YouTube Down
Users worldwide have reported issues with Google services this morning, including Gmail, YouTube and Google Drive outages
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NortonLifeLock Buys Security Rival Avira For $360 Million
NortonLifeLock has bought antivirus rival Avira in an all-cash deal, cementing its position in the security software industry
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The Supreme Court Is Ruling On an Anti-Hacking Law
Our biggest internet crime law is over three decades old, but a new court case could make it more clear and equitable.
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Ransomware Prevents 100,000 Baltimore Kids from Going to School
More than 100,000 students in Baltimore have been rendered school-less thanks to a ransomware attack.
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Digital Marketing Firms Hate Google’s Anti-Cookie Initiative
Digital marketers have banded together to oppose Google's new Privacy Sandbox initiative. Which group's right? Tough call.
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Journalist Gains Access to Confidential EU Defense Video Call
A Dutch journalist hacked into a meeting of EU defense ministers after one of them posted the login details on Twitter.
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40% of Free VPN Apps Leak Data, Study Shows
A new report has shown that 40% of free VPNs on the Google Play Store may be vulnerable to data leaks.
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Bitdefender Warns of Zoom Sextortion Scam
A new scam has appeared, threatening to blackmail Zoom users - we explain how it works, and why it's nothing to worry about
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What to Know About Google’s New Free VPN
What does Google's VPN do, is it really free, and how does it stack up to all the other options out there?
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Password Security: Are You At Risk?
Could you be exposing your personal data to hackers? We uncover the common password and security mistakes made by Americans.
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Dashlane Unveils New COVID-Secure Business Packages
With a 237% rise in data breaches due to the WFH surge, Dashlane has expanded its business packages to offer extra security.
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How Online Security Threats Hurt Work-From-Home Businesses
The pandemic has brought upon a remote work boom. Unfortunately, online security threats have made that a bit risky.
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Study Reveals Average Person Has 100 Passwords
According to new research from NordPass, the average person has 100 passwords to remember! What's the easy solution?
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What to Know About Chrome’s New Security Features
With Google's new Chrome browsers features, you'll be able to combat password leaks or fraud easier than ever.
