Big tech is actually doing all this with your personal data. True or false?Every app you use and every website you visit collects data from you. But do you know what data they take? Let's find out.June 22, 2023 by Jada Jones in Security
Apple just released iOS 16.5.1 with security fixesThe Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch also received an update on Wednesday to fix two actively exploited vulnerabilities.June 21, 2023 by Jason Cipriani in Apple
These are the most hacked passwords. Is yours on the list?Based on more than 6 million breached passwords, there are certain subjects and patterns you should avoid in your own passwords, says payment firm Dojo.June 19, 2023 by Lance Whitney in Security
73% of consumers trust what generative AI wants us to seeEager to use generative artificial intelligence to save effort and time, most consumers trust content created by such tools, including ChatGPT.June 19, 2023 by Eileen Yu in Artificial Intelligence
The US government buys your user data. Here's what it does with itA declassified report confirms for the first time that the US government purchases Americans' personal information from third-party data brokers. Here's what you need to know about it.June 15, 2023 by Jada Jones in Security
How to automatically clear the Bitwarden clipboard for better securityIf you really want to get the most out of your Bitwarden password manager, you should seriously consider keeping your clipboard clear of entries.June 15, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Security
You can get a share of Google's $23 million dollar settlement. Here's howAfter being accused of sharing users' searches with third-party websites, Google agrees to pay up, despite denying culpability. You may be able to cash in.June 15, 2023 by Sabrina Ortiz in Google
Are smartphone thermal cameras sensitive enough to uncover PIN codes?I started out thinking that these cameras were gimmicks, but they've become an important tool in my toolbox. Here's why - and a little test.June 13, 2023 by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes in Home & Office
How to hack Facebook with just a phone numberUpdated: A flaw in the SS7 protocol made hacking Facebook accounts easier than you'd think.June 13, 2023 by Charlie Osborne in Security
Meta removes Facebook content after notification to do so under Singapore online safety lawA Facebook page containing child sexual exploitation content has been removed, after the social media platform was notified to do so under a Singapore legislation that kicked in just this year.June 9, 2023 by Eileen Yu in Security
Singapore identifies six generative AI risks, sets up foundation to guide adoptionAI Verify Foundation will develop test toolkits that mitigate the risks of AI.June 8, 2023 by Eileen Yu in Artificial Intelligence
You can log into Google Workspace more securely with this major updateInstead of using a hackable password, you can use a simple passkey instead. Here's how.June 5, 2023 by Sabrina Ortiz in Google
How to enable Bitwarden biometric unlock (and why you should)If you want to simplify (and secure) your Bitwarden password manager login, biometrics is the way to go.June 2, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Security
Amazon fined $25 million for violating child privacy and Ring is facing charges, tooThe company agreed to pay the $25 million fine to the FTC, as well as a separate payout for Ring doorbell customers.June 1, 2023 by Maria Diaz in Cyber Threats
AI has created areas so grey, you could write a song about itThe emergence of ChatGPT has polarized people in the same artistic communities. We should take a close look at what the recent Ed Sheeran lawsuit foretells about our AI era.May 31, 2023 by Eileen Yu in Artificial Intelligence