More than 1 in 3 people have tried to guess someone else's password: 3 in 4 succeed
According to a new study, one in 10 people believe someone could guess their password by looking through their social media.
According to a new study, one in 10 people believe someone could guess their password by looking through their social media.
A third of Americans have been victims of porch pirates, with so many packages disappearing from their doorstep. Here's how you can make sure that the package you ordered actually makes it into your hands.
Apple is cracking down on apps that track users without their permission, but a new survey shows this type of consumer data privacy abuse is also happening within the enterprise tech space.
As people hunkered down to work from home during COVID-19, companies turned to employee surveillance software to track their staff.
In 2021 Trend Micro predicts that cybercriminals will look to home networks as a critical launch pad to compromising corporate IT and IoT networks.
Dating apps -- and meeting people online -- has gone from a social taboo to the most normal thing in the world. But bots can infest apps, frustrating users and leaving them open to cybercrime.
Currently, search engines deliver a profiled search experience or an unprofiled-but-private search. Now new privacy app Xayn combines privacy with preference-driven personalization to provide search results without compromising your right to privacy.
There has been a heightened appetite among US consumers for VPN services throughout 2020 and into 2021
The proposed US ban on TikTok last summer turned people towards VPNs to secure their online activity.
The convenience of social media and ease of online shopping comes with a cost: Our data privacy -- or lack of it. But have we consented to our data being accessed or sold?