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Twitter on Monday revealed that a bug in Twitter for iOS led to the micro-blogging platform inadvertently collecting location data and sharing it with a third-party. read more

A Twitter glitch "inadvertently" leaked iOS users' location data to an unnamed partner.

The U.S-focused eGobbler malvertising attacks are exploiting an unpatched Google Chrome bug.

If you own an iOS device and use the Chrome browser, you may have encountered some strange-looking pop-up ads in the past week.

Call blockers have made significant advancements, but so have telemarketers' tactics for getting you to pick up. See how call blockers RoboKiller and Nomorobo compare.

On March 29, 2019, Security Without Borders described the discovery of Android spyware it termed Exodus. The story linked the spyware to a company called eSurv with links to Italian government...

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered an iOS version of the powerful mobile phone surveillance app that was initially targeting Android devices through apps on the official Google Play Store....

The surveillance tool was signed with legitimate Apple developer certificates.

If you have a "private" blog with WordPress.com and are using its official iOS app to create or edit posts and pages, the secret authentication tokens for your admin account might have...

Applications requesting access to photos for first-use setup retain that permission unless manually revoked, putting companies at risk, according to a Wandera report.