Innovation

Cybersecurity

One of the apps, Helix Jump, has over 500 million total installs. Total ad fraud proceeds could be in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

The gap between Samsung Galaxy flagships and the iPhone has just narrowed in one vital area.

If you're a Huawei user, what happens now after Trump's devastating move?

Beware this brand new threat that targets those who "can afford to pay," and has already made more than $1 million in less than two weeks.

WhatsApp needs to play catch-up—and fast...

Microsoft has just issued a new blow to number one rival Zoom after dropping a bunch of superb features and updates.

Want to create a master password that's not only almost impossible to crack but simple to recreate, again and again? Just roll the dice...

What you need to know about your contact tracing app...

What now after the U.S. "death sentence" on Huawei...

Imagine if someone could clone your keys just by listening to you unlock your door? Imagine no more; these hackers can do that using a smartphone.

Facebook has sparked outrage among Oculus users after confirming this week that a Facebook account will be needed to log into their device.

Forget TikTok—this is what China really wants...

A dangerous bug discovered by a security researcher this spring could have allowed attackers to abuse Google’s Gmail service.

Weaknesses in Dropbox's new Vault service could result in critical documents - such as passport and driving license scans - being sent to a complete stranger.

Got an Instagram, TikTok or YouTube account? 235 million users potentially affected by massive profile data leak.

Apple confirmed an iOS 14 security move that should help to make iPhone apps safer.

A month after the Privacy Shield EU-US data-sharing agreement was struck down, campaigners have filed more than 100 complaints that companies are still sending data to the US via Google Analytics or Facebook Connect.

Microsoft has confirmed end of support dates for both legacy Edge and Internet Explorer 11.

What if I were to tell you that passwords could be replaced by 1,000 trillion atoms to create an unclonable ID tag? Yeah, that.

This time the victim is Brown-Forman, the 150-year-old Kentucky-based company behind such brands as Jack Daniel’s, Finlandia vodka and Korbel champagne.