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Discover if your data have been leaked with Proton Mail's new tool
Breaking Proton Mail's Dark Web Monitoring identifies and alerts you if your credentials appear in a breach. Here's what this means for your communications security.
Government agencies shared logins over email - what does it mean for our security?
At least it wasn't Excel The Midnight Blizzard cyber attack demonstrates how dangerous—and widespread—poor cybersecurity practices are.
US tech devices may be forced to become "spy machines"
Breaking The US Senate is set to vote on a controversial bill to extend the reach of the Section 702 spy program. If it passes, VPNs will be no help in protecting your privacy.
5 tips from a hacker to keep you safe online
Tips from the experts Get security advice from a real pen-tester, and see what steps I take to protect myself from other hackers. Boost your online safety with these 5 tips.
Meta scales up its AI chatbot experiment in India and Africa
Breaking More WhatsApp, Messenger, and even Instagram users worldwide can now test out the new Meta AI assistant. Would you, though?
Sharenting: the online parenting trend kids never asked for
Privacy at risk Online privacy is a major concern. Yet, too many users keep sharing children's images on social media. Spoiler alert: sharenting isn't cute, but dangerous.
Tennessee bill proposes restrictions on victims suing data-breached companies
Senate Bill 2018 would mean data breach class action lawsuits could not be launched against companies unless they did not have proper cybersecurity protections in place
"Historic" federal data privacy bill lands in US Congress
Breaking Americans might be just a step away from having their online privacy finally protected by federal law. Is the APRA really capable of resolving old problems?
