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A security lapse at UStrive exposed personal data of its users, including children, raising concerns over data protection, privacy safeguards, and platform security practices.
The Trump administration acknowledged in court filings that members of DOGE may have improperly accessed or shared Social Security data during election-related activities.
A hacker who breached U.S. Supreme Court systems posted stolen personal data from government agencies on Instagram, according to newly revealed court documents.
A sophisticated phishing campaign targeted high-profile individuals across the Middle East, aiming to steal Gmail credentials, hijack WhatsApp accounts, and collect sensitive user data.
Iran has experienced one of its longest nationwide internet shutdowns as protests continue, leaving millions without access and raising concerns over human rights and information flow.
AI security startup depthfirst has raised $40 million in a Series A funding round led by Accel Partners to scale its General Security Intelligence platform and strengthen defences against…
A U.S.-based cargo technology firm exposed its shipping platform and customer data online due to basic security flaws, raising fresh concerns about cybersecurity risks in the logistics and…
Fintech company Betterment has confirmed a data breach after hackers accessed customer information and sent fraudulent crypto scam notifications through compromised third-party systems.
Technology myths often lead to poor decisions. Discover the truth about AI jobs, camera megapixels, fast charging, antivirus security, RAM, and more in this expert tech myth–busting guide.
NSO Group’s new transparency report is facing backlash from human rights experts, who say it omits key details as the spyware firm campaigns to be removed from the U.S. Entity List and…
LG’s CLOid AI-powered home robot aims to automate chores, but its CES debut highlights how far the technology still has to go.
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