Latest about Online Security
Millions at risk due to severe security flaw in license plate readers
A common model of Motorola license plate readers have been found to have a security flaw that is leaking live video and vehicle data online.
Why Apple's Siri settlement means nothing for data privacy
Apple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle its Siri lawsuit, but fines do nothing to help the future of digital privacy.
Telegram data sharing has increased by 6,000% since CEO's arrest
Messaging app Telegram has significantly increased the amount of personal data it shares with the authorities. Here's what this means and what you can do about it.
The best Android antivirus apps in 2025
Light and fast but with the ability to defend a phone or tablet, the best Android antivirus apps can protect your data and privacy without slowing down your devices.
New malware uses infected VPN apps to take over your device — here's how to stay safe
Newly identified malware can steal your information, as well as gather keystrokes and screenshots.
I put Bitdefender vs Norton antivirus through a 7-round face-off — here's the winner
Bitdefender and Norton are both excellent antivirus programs, but which one is best suited for your PC?
Millions of email users at risk — passwords could be exposed to hackers, experts warn
3.3 million email services don't have encryption enabled, the Shadowserver Foundation finds, which leaves users' log-in credentials vulnerable to sniffing attacks.
Hackers can steal your accounts, and all it takes is a double-click — don’t fall for this new form of clickjacking
Clickjacking has been used by hackers for years now but this new double-click variation is particularly dangerous, especially with sites that use oAuth for quick logins.
