How to Protect Your Phone Number From SIM-Swapping Attacks
SIM-swapping is a takeover technique where an attacker convinces a mobile carrier to move your phone number to a new SIM. Once they control…
API Security Basics: The Most Common Risks Behind Connected Apps
Connected apps move data across services, devices, and partners, which makes the API layer a prime target for abuse. Strong protection starts…
Zero Trust Security for Small Businesses: What It Means in Plain English?
Zero Trust security is a straightforward idea with a strict rule – never automatically trust a device, user, or app, even if it is…
The 3-2-1 Backup Rule Explained for Personal and Business Data
Data loss rarely announces itself. A laptop fails, ransomware encrypts a share, a cloud account gets locked, or a simple mistake wipes the…
Dutch Regulator Hits Uber With $966 Million Fine Over Automated Driver Suspensions
Uber has been hit with a massive €825 million ($966 million) fine in the Netherlands over the way its automated systems suspended drivers from…
Rogue AI Agent Trying to Poison Open-Source Software Exposed by Student
A computer science student has helped uncover a disturbing case in which an AI agent tried to place malicious code inside a real open-source…
Evil Twin Wi-Fi Attacks: How Fake Hotspots Steal Your Data?
Evil twin Wi-Fi attacks use fake hotspots that look legitimate but exist to intercept your traffic, capture credentials, and profile your…
What is Infostealer Malware and How Does It Steal Saved Passwords?
Infostealer malware is a type of malicious software built to quietly collect sensitive information from a device and send it to attackers. Its…
Are Browser Extensions Safe? Check These Permissions Before Installing
Browser extensions can add useful features fast, but they also sit close to your browsing data and accounts. Safety depends less on the idea…
MFA Fatigue Attacks Explained: Why Repeated Login Prompts Are Dangerous?
Repeated multi-factor authentication prompts can look like harmless noise, but they are often a deliberate tactic to pressure a user into…
What is QR Code Phishing? How to Spot a Quishing Scam
QR code phishing, also called quishing, is a scam that uses a QR code to push you toward a malicious site, a fake login page, or a harmful…
Passkeys vs Passwords: Are Passkeys Really Safer?
Account security keeps getting harder as phishing, data breaches, and credential stuffing become more automated. Passkeys are designed to…
Apple Agrees to Change App Data Consent Rules After German Competition Probe
Apple has agreed to change how it handles app data consent on iPhones and iPads after a long-running competition investigation in Germany. The…
Privacy Backlash Grows Against Flock’s AI License-Plate Cameras in the U.S.
Privacy concerns are growing across the United States over Flock Safety’s automated license-plate reader cameras, as residents, activists and…
Critical Apple macOS Screen Sharing Flaw Is Being Actively Exploited
A serious security flaw in Apple’s macOS Screen Sharing feature is now being actively exploited, putting Macs that have remote screen access…
Australia Considers Tougher Penalties as Under-16 Social Media Ban Struggles
Australia is considering tougher penalties for social media companies as its under-16 social media restrictions continue to face enforcement…
French Taxpayer Data Stolen in Major Cyberattack on Government Tax Systems
France has confirmed a major cyberattack on its government tax systems that allowed an attacker to access and steal data belonging to…
Australia Intensifies Scrutiny of AI Smartglasses Over Privacy Risks
Australia is increasing its scrutiny of AI-powered and camera-equipped smartglasses as concerns grow about privacy, secret recording,…