Latest about Cyber Security
ChatGPT keeps hallucinating—and that's bad for your privacy
Breaking A European digital rights group just filed a privacy complaint against OpenAI for breaking GDPR rules. Here's what it means for your privacy.
EU iPhone users—avoid alternative app stores until Apple fixes this
Breaking While Safari's iOS 17.4 update meets the new Digital Market Act's rules, it comes with "catastrophic security flaws." Here's what's at stake for your privacy.
The UK is banning weak passwords—here's why it's a good thing
Brits will no longer be able to use passwords like 'admin' or '1234' for internet-connected devices
The UK's quest to boost digital surveillance in 2024 isn't over
Privacy at risk The Investigatory Powers Act reform becomes law and experts are spooked. With more surveillance plans on the table, what's at stake for our privacy?
CSOs say AI is 'biggest cyber threat' to their organizations
Generative AI Despite ChatGPT being around for almost a year and a half, people are still making grave data errors with it.
Is your phone tracking what you type?
Privacy at risk Up to one billion Chinese-speaking people may have fallen victim to mass surveillance, a new report reveals. The culprit? Your phone's keyboard.
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.
