"We've seen retaliation already."

A secret program called "Project Ghostbusters" saw Facebook devise a way to intercept and decrypt the encrypted network traffic of Snapchat users to study their behavior.

TechCrunch ran tests of the feature to analyze how the calling feature works and to understand the risks associated with it.

The company has been quietly transitioning warehouse workers at Amazon warehouses nationwide to a 10-hour graveyard shift, known as the “megacycle.”

Some people believe the hourslong outage may be linked to a supposed data breach that is, most likely, actually a scam.

The encrypted chat app published “easy” detailed instructions to help anyone set up a proxy server to help Iranians.

Unknown attackers targeted Signal users after they broke into the systems of communications services company Twilio.

Company employees at a hacking conference made several inappropriate comments to a security researcher who was inquiring about Blizzard’s job openings.

Google researchers said the app was designed to figure out who may want to use this kind of app.

Apple says it will now require a judge-approved order before handing over its users' push notification records to government agencies.

“We do not have an adequate level of control and explainability over how our systems use data,” Facebook engineers say in leaked document.

A researcher built a $70 contraption designed to send pop-up prompts to nearby iPhones, which could trick targets into giving away their password.

Two civil rights lawyers say that the U.S. Army may have violated the constitution when it banned Twitch viewers for asking questions about American war crimes.

A security researcher found that some traffic lights controllers are exposed on the internet and could be manipulated.

Several people who received the CrowdStrike offer found that the gift card didn't work, while others got an error saying the voucher had been canceled.

Apple rewarded the researchers for finding some very serious bugs in the company's websites. But for some, the researchers should have been paid more.

Genetic testing company 23andMe revealed that its data breach was much worse than previously reported, hitting about half of its total customers.

A handful of skilled independent investigators are uncovering high profile scams and hacks in the crypto and web3 world.

It's not yet clear if a hacker made off with a gigantic payday, or if the wallet's secretive and long-dormant owner just came out of retirement.

T-Mobile disclosed an “incident” in which hackers accessed "some" customers' personal information—but no financial data or passwords.

Vice President Kamala Harris is absolutely right in not trusting Bluetooth or email.

Organizers said OAN journalists violated the conference’s privacy policy.

He spent years inside the iPhone leaks and jailbreak community. He was also spying for Apple.

Berman and Company admitted it is the organization behind a campaign protesting against New York City schools curricula.

A St. Louis Post-Dispatch journalist found 100,000 Social Security numbers exposed in a government website, and reported the flaw to the government.

Apple was not aware of the attack until researchers found evidence of it on a Saudi activist's phone.

This is a guide on how to check whether someone compromised your online accounts.

Battlestate Games, the publishers of first-person shooter Escape From Tarkov announced the bans of 6,700 cheaters in a week.

Syniverse handles billions of text messages a year, and hackers had unauthorized access to its system for years.

Twilio says "threat actors were able to identify" phone numbers of people who use the two-factor app Authy.

A security firm spied on Britney Spears through her iCloud account. Here's how to figure out if someone is doing that to you, and how to stop it.

Speculation kicked off after someone moved the huge sum on Tuesday, and now we know who it was: the U.S. government.

The check-in computers at several hotels around the U.S. are running a remote access app, which is leaking screenshots of guest information to the internet.

Just days after its launch, hackers have already found a way to take advantage of GETTR's buggy API to get the username, email address, and location of thousands of users.

Apple has fixed the three exploits used to deploy the Pegasus spyware, which did not require any interaction from the target.

New documents from the VICE bankruptcy proceedings tell a tale as old as digital media.

Spanish police requested information from Apple, and encrypted services Proton and Wire, about a pro-Catalan independence activist.

NEMESIS, developed by Emily Crose, is a program to automatically identify hate symbols on the internet.

The city council unanimously voted to pass one of the strongest privacy regulations in the country after a campaign against 'smart streetlights'

A Thursday outage interfered with the ability of MetaMask, which depends on OpenSea, to automatically display new NFTs.

The hacker tried to drastically increase sodium hydroxide levels in the water, Pinellas County, Florida, officials said on Monday.

"This is the beginning of an enduring movement in favor of better labor conditions for all employees."

Kelly "Aloria" Lum was 41 when she passed away in New York City. She was a beloved member of the cybersecurity community, particularly in the city.