Security News > 2019 > December
Prosecution asks for imprisonment of the hacker who stole nude photos and other personal data from women’s iCloud accounts and then distributed some of the material online.
Cameras, Microphones and Security Flaws - A Bad RecipeThe FBI has a new suspect in its sights, and there's one in nearly every home: smart TVs. It warns consumers to be wary because the devices...
With an average of 11 connected devices in US households, consumers are ready for faster and more reliable 5G networks.
Carolyn McCarthy gave an excellent TEDx talk about becoming a tech policy activist. It's a powerful call for public-interest technologists....
Phishing scammers have once again targeted users of the popular Steam gaming service, it was revealed this week.
"Facebook did a great job," said Alex Tan, who admitted that his story about a whistleblower's arrest was based on hearsay.
Microsoft is pressing ahead with an ambitious plan to de-fang common vulnerabilities hiding in old Windows code with the help of Rust.
It's a grabby little app, data-wise, but how is it different from, say, Google or Facebook?
CrackQ employs automation to make password cracking a faster and more efficient undertaking for pentesters and red teamers. CrackQ dashboard “Regular security testing is a practice all...
Add-ons accused of slurping every URL netizens visit The Firefox extensions built by Avast have been pulled from the open-source browser's online add-on store over privacy fears.…