Brave is going beyond simply blocking of third-party tracking by fighting back against unwanted first party reidentification.

Slippery virus infected computers in more than 50 countries over 20 year period, but now appears to have been neutralized.

Despite the eye-watering pace of data exposures, breaches have declined globally in 2023, a new study finds.

The new feature will ensure that only the sender and recipient of any given message are the only people who can read it.

With this new change, Microsoft Authenticator is set to be more secure than ever.

Passwords aren't going anywhere just yet. Here's how to ramp up your company's password hygiene while they're still around.

Google has rolled out passkey support in yet another sign the biggest tech platforms are moving away from passwords.

Your 1Password login was not "recently changed" — but plenty of customers were falsely notified that it was.

The service, currently in beta, will allow Proton Mail users to further shore up their security online.

Password fatigue is growing at a breakneck speed, but password managers can help.

The new release will make it the first web browser to offer a free, integrated VPN on all major platforms, including iOS.

AI tool PassGAN needs less than 6 minutes to crack any kind of 7-character password.

Many details are not yet clear about the hack, but the presumed hackers claim to have stolen source code.

Even worse, 42% of IT professional have been asked by their supervisors to cover up data breaches.

The new browser has private mode enabled by default, and will block third-party trackers and cookies.

Experts are calling for a pause of AI developments, citing the risk tools like GPT-4 have on public safety.

AI chatbots like ChatGPT can improve spelling while creating longer and better phishing emails.

The data has now been removed from GitHub, but the social media giant wants to know how the culprit obtained it.

WooCommerce plug-in users were issued an automatic update to close a security vulnerability as fast as possible.

The vulnerability, also discovered on some Google Pixel phones, has been dubbed "the Acropalypse" by security researchers.

Despite the escalating costs of cyberattacks, only 15% of surveyed businesses are adequately prepared.