Paul Wagenseil

Intuit has sent notifications to TurboTax customers that their accounts may have been hacked due to password reuse.

The Civilized Cycles Model 1 is very comfy and very pricey, making it worth a look for urban commuters.

Volkswagen of America said 3.3 million prospective and actual Audi customers had sensitive data exposed or stolen.

More than a terabyte of data stolen from 3.2 million PCs was found online, including 26 million usernames and passwords.

Chrome has been updated to fix 14 security flaws, including one 'zero-day' under attack and linked to a Microsoft flaw revealed yesterday. Make sure to update your browser right away.

Microsoft's latest round of security updates includes fixes for six different 'zero-day' flaws already under active attack, so it's best to update Windows now.

Nearly 2 percent of the top 1,000 iOS apps in Apple's App Store were scams, the Washington Post reported.

Microsoft Teams will soon make end-to-end encryption available for one-to-one voice calls.

The UC browser made by Chinese tech giant Alibaba sends tons of private user information to Chinese servers even when it's in incognito mode, researchers found.

A new twist on malware infection involves a fake streaming site that wants to charge you $40 a month.

The latest version of Chrome brings fixes for 32 security flaws as well as gravity detection on laptops and copy-and-pasting of files into Gmail.

The gaming chat service Discord is an essential part of a young hacker's skill set, even as the platform tries to crack down on cybercrime, a security researcher said.

Google quietly revealed that four flaws fixes in its May security update may be actively under hacker attack, making installing the update all the more urgent.

RSA 2021 is coming up next week, and here's everything we plan to see at the world's top cybersecurity conference, including talks on privacy, election security and ransomware.

German researchers have added homemade AirTags to Apple's Find My network, and you can even steal data using one of their devices.

The ransomware attack on fuel distributor Colonial Pipeline may be one of the most consequential cyberattacks in history. Here's what we know so far.

Up to 12 new security flaws affect nearly every device that connects to Wi-Fi, and there aren't many fixes available yet.

A German researcher was the first to hack an AirTag, which he did by pulling it apart and soldering various wires to the circuit board.

Recycled phone numbers expose their previous owners to account takeover, hacking, stalking and even blackmail, researchers find.

Google said the Play Store would require each app to declare what kind of personal data it collects and how it uses it — just as Apple's App Store now does.

A flaw in Qualcomm modems used by hundreds of millions of Android phones could be used to steal data or hide malware, and it's not clear how many phones have been patched.

Five flaws in a 12-year-old Dell system driver threaten hundreds of millions of Windows laptops, desktops and servers.

Facebook has rejected Instagram ads created by Signal that would have made very clear how much data Facebook collects about you.

Chinese TV maker Skyworth admitted some of its Android sets collected far too much personal data from users, but blamed a third-party service and denied prior knowledge.

Several serious Safari flaws have prompted Apple to patch Macs, Apple Watches, iPads and iPhones going back all the way to the iPhone 5s.