Customers of Dropbox may have had their data compromised in a recent data breach. Here's how to check your information.

The company is investigating user reports about VPNs no longer working correctly after latest update, with a fix to come.

The rise of the remote worker has spurred some companies to take extreme surveillance measures. Can workers stay private?

"If a system cannot produce accurate and transparent results, it cannot be used to generate data about individuals."

After a seven-year hiatus, net neutrality is back — but what does this mean for the average internet user?

Did you have an indoor Ring camera or similar Ring device? You might have a deposit in your PayPal account right now.

Customers affected by the bank's data breach can make a claim for a pay out, but they'll need to do so in the next few days.

Up to $1m worth of identity insurance coverage is now available to the 7m current AT&T customers affected by historic leak.

You can now retain visibility on your lost Android device, no matter where you lose it. Plus, tracker tags are coming soon.

The private messaging app offers a lot of features free, and even more with its Premium plan.

A malicious actor created a Linux backdoor that could have caused untold damage. Their plan was foiled at the last minute.

Google has agreed to delete billions of user's data, and pay up in the face of a lawsuit against the company.

Atlas shrugged: The freemium VPN service is permanently shutting down in the near future.

A treasure trove of AT&T data, including social security numbers, has been leaked online for everyone to see.

AI systems are particularly vulnerable to security breaches, which is why shoring up your defenses is key in 2024.

After the anonymity of Glassdoor has been pulled into question, users are looking to delete their accounts. We show you how.

The new tax system from the IRS will be free to use, although the pilot program in 2024 is only available in a few states.

Just 4.39% of companies have fully integrated AI tools throughout their business. The others might have a shadow AI problem.

US citizens lost an astonishingly large amount of money to cybercrime during 2023, with complaints rising sharply from 2022.

This new term describes the process of giving employees advanced notice of firings so they can plan for the future.

We asked over 1,000 businesses about data breaches and their readiness to defend against them. Here's what we found.