You'll only care about this if you use Microsoft Teams and PowerPoint. But if you do — you'll really care about it.

The app gathers data to deliver a clear picture of the US's internet speeds.

The hackers are at it again, folks.

Latest scam offers a free reward for filling out the vaccine survey, but of course, no such reward exists.

From now on, you'll need to pay to use LastPass across multiple device types - that's why we recommend switching today.

April 15 is tax day. Here's why tax scammers are a problem, and what can keep you safe.

Google looks to remove data tracking cookies to protect user privacy, while still providing anonymous data to advertizers.

A recently discovered exploit for the Microsoft Exchange Server gives hackers a way to infiltrate company servers.

Extra security settings are coming to Microsoft Teams to keep online meetings secure and give more control to meeting hosts.

Net neutrality could be making a comeback, after a judge ruled against those trying to block it in California.

The culprit has been permanently banned, but does this breach point to a larger problem with Clubhouse security?

The malware attack -- dubbed Silver Sparrow -- affected devices in 153 countries as of February 17th.

The popular messaging app will be effectively useless if you don't accept the new privacy policy by May 15th.

The COMB leak represents the biggest data leak in history with more than 3 billion compromised accounts.

The email says Google wants to use one of your photos on a poster. Click to find out more, and you could lose a fortune.

LastPass is limiting the features of its free package, meaning it might be time to upgrade.

75% of respondents confirmed that they had received a scam call in 2020. Honestly, I'm surprised 25% didn't.

Sea shanties weren't enough. Now Morse code is back.

Apple has made its own password manager available on non-Apple devices. Should LastPass and its rivals be worried?

Issues with the Spamcop's spam filter meant many users emails didn't make it to inboxes.

Facebook scammers are now using fake copyright notices in emails to trick users into giving over their information.