Rumored Chinese Google Dragonfly prototype links searches to phone numbers
This seems like a potentially major invasion of privacy and huge risk for Chinese Android consumers.
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Reddit Hacked, All User Data From 2007 & Earlier Accessed
The Reddit team is cooperating with law enforcement and taking steps to further secure the site.
Facebook Confirms Data Sharing Deals With Huawei, Lenovo, & Others
Facebook stresses that they carefully managed the access.
Twitter Advising All Users to Change Their Passwords After Discovering Security Flaw
Are you tired of changing the passwords to all your social media accounts yet?
Here's The Chinese Phone The FBI, CIA, and NSA Don't Want You to Use
The heads of six major US intelligence agencies are warning against using Huawei and ZTE tech and services.
Massive Security Flaw Discovered In Intel CPUs
The vulnerability can only be fixed by major updates to PC operating systems.
Equifax Execs Unload Stock Prior To Massive Data Breach Reveal
Nothing to see here, folks. These are just businessmen doing business things.
Hacker group threatens to take down Xbox Live and PlayStation Network on Christmas
Get ready to be extremely frustrated come Christmas Day.
Ubisoft Uplay plugin has nasty security hole
A nasty security hole discovered in Ubisoft's Uplay browser plugin could let naughty people run commands and programs on your PC simply with a few lines of code stuck into a webpage. And you may have the plugin installed without knowing it.
Cryptic reveals accounts breach to users
Cryptic Studios alerted users today of a security breach from 2010 where a hacker got into account and password information.
