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The FTC launched a broad inquiry to find out what data they collect, why, who they share it with, and how consumers can change or delete it.

All your saved Firefox passwords, now happily inserting themselves into your Android-verse!

F-Secure’s Mikko Hypponen on the future of warfare in an increasingly connected world

In his Black Hat Asia keynote, Mikko Hypponen explored implications of "the next arms race" and why cyber will present challenges never before seen in warfare.

By John Mason

2019 has barely started, and indications show that this year could very well be one of the worst for Internet users as far as privacy and data security is concerned. As HackRead has reported, below are some of the biggest privacy breaches already exposed this year: Security researchers revealed that 773 million unique email IDs […]

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In just one week, 'LockerGoga' has cost the Norwegian aluminum maker $40 million as it struggles to recover operations across Europe and North America.

The networking giant issued 27 patches impacting a wide range of its products running the ISO XE software.

The networking giant issued 27 patches impacting a wide range of its products running the ISO XE software.

The FTC is ordering seven companies - including AT&T, T-Mobile, Comcast and more - to outline what data they collect, what they use the data for, and how transparent they're being with consumers.