The tactic, which has been utilized by the hacking group Lap$us, preys on users getting frustrated by endless notifications.

Extended spell check features in Google and Microsoft web browser settings share personal data, including passwords.

Eyeglass reflections could be read by others under the right conditions, finds a new study... But only large print.

The hackers have spoken up to explain their hack of the huge hotel group: "We don't feel guilty, really."

The system uses machine-learning software to try and stamp the practice out for good.

Facebook and Google users weren't informed and couldn't consent to how their private data was tracked, South Korea says.

The new operating system will provide better functionality and improved security for its users.

The popular ecommerce website builder requires passwords to be only five characters long.

New research reveals multiple vulnerabilities in Microsoft Teams, putting users at risk using cleverly disguised GIFs

With this being InterContinental’s second major breach in five years, it's clear the group hasn’t learned its lesson.

The future is passwordless, and even password managers are getting on board with ditching the outdated security measure.

A hacker group claimed to have breached TikTok, but the social media platform insists all the info was publicly available.

The IRS has admitted that some taxpayer data that shouldn't have been publicly accessible was available for viewing.

The Chrome Web Store has some very convincing extensions that inject malicious code into ecommerce websites you visit.

The security features will make way for Apple's upcoming passwordless option for its many users.

The Commission voted 4-1 to file the complaint against Idaho-based broker Kochava.

Deloitte have been picking apart PIA's network and found the VPN provider does exactly what it says it does.

Attacks on the open source supply chain rose by 650% last year. Now, Google's paying people to help stop future ones.

If you're among LastPass's 33 million customer, don't worry: All user account data remained secure despite the breach.

Twilio says it has now revoked all unauthorized access, but the hacking group has found plenty of new targets.

Student loan payments are back in full swing, which means more forgiveness scams are targeting unsuspecting borrowers.