A new report from the Government Accountability Office found that cyberattacks and their cost are seriously on the rise.

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Microsoft is testing a new feature in Windows 11 that would allow users to see which apps had sensitive device access.

The new feature — dubbed Meshnet — is now available on the NordVPN app for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux.

In order to reassure users, the social media app has transferred all sensitive data to US-based Oracle servers.

Cloud platforms like Google Drive and DropBox are also barred in India's latest attack against online privacy.

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The Panama-based VPN provider has joined various other competitors by shutting down its India servers.

Without the new patch, this zero-day vulnerability lets hackers infect all currently supported versions of Windows.

Users lost over $1 billion to crypto scams in 2021, with Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp popular targets.

Ransomware threats have become a serious problem in the business world and it's stressing cybersecurity professionals out.

Three out of every four Americans, or about 193 million, use banking apps on a daily basis. They're at risk.

The US is at the top of the list for breached accounts across the past 18 years, with over 2.29 billion total breaches.

Researchers have also observed an additional credential-stealing malware being used as a follow-up payload.

The VPN company says it can no longer operate servers in the country without compromising its no logs policy.

Telegram denies handing over user data, despite a longstanding appeal from German police forces.

LastPass is the first password manager on the market to switch to passwordless tech — but hopefully not the last.

New data laws in India require VPNs to save user information for at least five years, so ExpressVPN is removing its servers.

Plus, 61% reported paying ransoms to get their stolen data back, up from the global average of 46%.

The city of Portland's email account was breached, which led to a fraudulent charge being made with city funds.

Since Ukraine was invaded, the Russian government & Kremlin-affiliated entities have spent big on the privacy tech.