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Children's privacy must be a priority on social media, says the UK
Breaking The UK Information Commissioner’s Office requires social media platforms to better handle data harm to children by 2025. Here's what it seeks to change.
The AT&T data leak highlights the importance of protecting your data
The data, which includes full names, email addresses, phone numbers and Social Security numbers, has been posted to the dark web
The British Library suffered a cyber attack last year—here’s why it was so impactful
Exploring the lessons we can learn from the large-scale ransomware attack launched at the British Library
Apex Legends tournament disrupted by rogue RCE exploit hack
Apex hacks RCE hacks caused chaos during last weekend's ALGS regional finals. Wondering what happened and why? Here's everything you need to know.
Tuta becomes the first quantum-resistant email service with new hybrid protocol
Quantum secure Tuta claims to be the first secure email service to offer post-quantum protection. Here's why it's a necessity for keeping your emails safe.
9 women in cybersecurity you may not know but you should follow in 2024
International Women's Day For International Women's Day, I asked influential figures in the cybersecurity industry what it's like being a woman working in tech.
How to uninstall McAfee completely
This comprehensive guide on uninstalling McAfee antivirus completely from your computer covers both Windows Uninstall and McAfee Consumer Product Removal tool methods.
Signal officially abandons phone numbers sharing in the name of privacy
Breaking Currently available only in beta, you can now use a username instead to chat with other people on the Signal app. Here, all you need to know to get started.
