Cybersecurity threats are no longer the stuff of spy movies or IT departments alone; they’re real, and they’re affecting everyday people and

Privacy concerns are buzzing around the tech world as Telegram, a popular messaging app, handed over data on thousands of users to U.S. law

FBI revealed a major cybersecurity breach where Chinese hackers, known as Salt Typhoon, infiltrated U.S. telecom networks.

Palo Alto Networks, a major cybersecurity company, discovered that hackers found and exploited weaknesses in their firewall software.

United States Justice Department recently introduced new data rules aimed at preventing foreign access to bulk data.

FBI recently issued a public warning about a growing threat: hackers are using compromised government and police email addresses to send fra

ChatGPT could gain device-level access to Apple user data without any opt-out mechanism. Musk opposes.

This digital revolution has also ushered in a new era of threats, one of which is the “zero-click exploit”.

The tech giant we all know, has recently announced plans to give its voice assistant, Alexa, a significant upgrade. Is this bad?

China’s Ministry of State Security has uncovered multiple espionage cases in the aerospace sector.

U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken decisive action against wireless carriers for sharing of customer location data.

Consumer Reports revealed that several video doorbells with the Amazon’s Choice distinction have haphazard levels of security.

Cyberwarfare is the use of digital tools and techniques to conduct offensive or defensive operations in cyberspace. Cyberwarfare can...

AT&T network outage, speculation abounds regarding its cause. We have a hunch.

Does it open a new chapter in surveillance?

Biotech and DNA-collection company, has confessed to a grave oversight.

In the digital age, cybersecurity threats have evolved beyond traditional hacking and data breaches. A new form of cyber threat has emerged,