A new national directive seems to have rendered VPN technology - built on a lack of data collection - legally inoperable.

"The vast majority of mental health and prayer apps are exceptionally creepy," says Jen Caltrider, lead on the analysis.

Fidelity Investments has made the cryptocurrency available to investors and the Labor Department is concerned about the risk.

Thanks to the landmark case, compensation payments will now be available to roughly 150 million Zoom users.

Amid warnings from multiple US government departments, researchers have observed attacks orchestrated by threat group Hive.

U.S. organizations appear to be among chief targets in latest large scale ransomware attacks.

Researchers found that these apps, all run by the same company, can trap you into paying subscription fees.

NordVPN's usage skyrocketed during the initial pandemic months, rising globally by 165% in March 2020 alone.

A former Cash App employee has been blamed for the security lapse which may have compromised user data.

The phishing campaign - which comes from a Russian email address - has hit tens of thousands of emails accounts.

Calendly, which integrates with Zoom, has become the latest platform to be utilized by scammers and fraudsters.

The cybersecurity firm - headquartered in Moscow - has long faced questions about its ties to the Russian government.

Overreach from tech corporations has been a hot-button topic for years. This new regulation attempts to fix it.

The app uses a trojan called 'FaceStealer' in order to display a Facebook login screen that steals your data.

There's a relatively new phishing attack to know about, and for once, checking the URL won't save you. Here's what will.

An automated system can identify email scams — but only if members of the public spot them first. Here's how it works.

Due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the stringent internet laws, citizens of both countries are using VPNs a lot.

The new network boosts VPN security by letting users rotate through randomized IP addresses rather than sticking with one.

The email was sent from a legitimate domain, which allowed it to slip past Microsoft email security. Would it fool you?

Is surveilling staff remotely an invasion of privacy, or a simple solution to productivity problems?

Two of the most popular browsers in the world are both approaching a notable milestone: their 100th version.