If your brand has been subject to a ransomware attack, we’ve got some more bad news for you.

The company formerly known as Facebook has not been great when it comes to protecting its users' privacy.

A beta Bing feature aimed to enhance searching but instead allowed users to jump paywalls.

A group that recently DDoS attacked Microsoft now claim they've stolen 30 million customer records. The tech giant disagrees.

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The new service is free to use and can secure unlimited passwords on unlimited devices to better protect your data.

Private addresses included in patent filings made between 2020 and 2023 leaked, with 3% of all applicants affected.

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The lawyers used six chatbot-generated legal cases in an aviation injury claim, which turned out to be wholly fabricated.

Cybersecurity firm Group-IB has identified 101,134 malware-infected devices.

Large-scale DDoS attacks were to blame for major issues that occurred in early June, the tech giant has revealed.

If you think you're entitled to compensation from this lawsuit, make sure you're using the right site to make your claim.

If the organizations don't pay up before the group's June 21 deadline, sensitive data may be leaked.

Amazons scams are worryingly common. We identify the tactics scammers are using, and tell you how to avoid them.

The new feature will cost an extra $3.75 per month, but the added security is more than worth it depending on your needs.

Private Browsing now locks when not in use, and passwords can be shared with groups.

Scams using Elon Musk's name are numerous and can be convincing. We show you how to avoid them.

ChatGPT and other generative AI programs are always confident, but they're not always right.

Microsoft analysts believed the Russia-linked ransomware group Clop was behind the attack. Now, Clop has confirmed.

The Xbox owner states that a glitch meant children’s data was illegally retained on its platform.