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  Russia allegedly used a forensics platform to hack an activist's phone, despite having its access cut off

  Cellebrite claims the hardware predates current sanctions and was used without its consent.

  By Matt Tate 1 day ago Read More
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  OpenAI's new Daybreak⁠ initiative will help open-source projects fend off bugs

  OpenAI has launched Patch the Planet, a new initiative part of its Daybreak cybersecurity program.

  By Mariella Moon 4 days ago Read More
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  What happens after your smart fridge stops getting software updates?

  Here's what to expect when the manufacturer stops supporting your smart fridge.

  By Alec Hively 9 days ago Read More
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  Congress lets decades-old spying law lapse amid Trump's controversial DNI nomination

  Congress, afraid of empowering Bill Pulte, has allowed a decades-old spying law to lapse.

  By Lawrence Bonk 14 days ago Read More
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  Windows 11 sucks slightly less now, thanks to a June update

  The update brings a low-latency profile, speeds up search, and patches hundreds of flaws.

  By Max Miller 16 days ago Read More
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  Google Wallet ID passes will be available in select EU states this summer

  The company is also introducing a new age verification process in partnership with a European bank.

  By Ian Carlos Campbell 23 days ago Read More
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  Discord now has end-to-end encryption on all calls

  It’s a win for privacy on the social app.

  By Anna Washenko 1 month ago Read More
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  Disney faces a class action lawsuit over facial recognition tech

  The complaint says park visitors don’t get sufficient notice they’re being scanned.

  By Anna Washenko 1 month ago Read More
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  Instructure hackers claim they stole data from nearly 9,000 schools

  They also locked students out of Canvas and warned the company to negotiate with them by May 12.

  By Mariella Moon 2 months ago Read More