Employee locations, email addresses and phone numbers have been leaked, Amazon has admitted.

Find out if you're able to use X's boundary pushing tool for free, and how it compares to other AI chatbots on the market.

Canada is winding down TikTok's business operation, as the app continues attract ire for its shady data collection practices.

The ransomware group Hellcat made the strange demand of a French industrial and energy equipment provider.

A judge has dismissed a class action case that had accused Google of profiting from a Google Play gift card scam.

Report warns that scammers now posing as IT workers on Microsoft Teams to get remote access to victims' computers.

Viral videos on the social media platform demonstrated to users how to commit check fraud.

Meta has banned private-jet tracking accounts from its platforms, as the censorship and climate change debates heat up.

A number of countries are in the firing line, as the Justice Department proposes new rules for sharing data globally.

"No longer are they just after a steady paycheck, they are looking for higher sums, more quickly."

The world’s largest drone maker is suing the US Department of Defense, who consider the firm's tech a security risk.

The agency has been using machine learning to comb through mountains of data in search of patterns that point to fraud.

Microsoft customers were besieged by ransom-attacks with the company reporting that they nearly tripled year-on-year.

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has adopted a 'click to cancel' rule for cancellations.

As scammers deploy AI to obtain private information from Gmail users, here are the steps you should take to stay safe.

Data leaks – gotta catch em all?

Apple is accused of monitoring employee’s interactions on Slack and putting unlawful restrictions on conversations.

MoneyGram is the latest company to have been affected by a data breach, with potentially 150 million customers impacted.

Comcast has suffered another data breach, with hundreds of thousands of customers affected.

US Government and Microsoft seize over 100 web domains as part of a crackdown on Russian espionage ahead of the US election.

Moderators can no longer turn subreddits private at will, and they're not happy about the change.