California’s radical idea for data privacy: Enforce the law
Privacy advocates say the state shows the way to stop data brokers from mining your personal information. California this week sued to fine a data-harvesting company, in a rare step to put muscle ...
Musk's DOGE faces massive backlash and 12 data privacy lawsuits — how safe is your data?
12 privacy lawsuits, 6 federal agencies, the data of millions reportedly at risk – all in less than 30 days. The newly ...
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IRS to Taxpayers: Choose Your Tax Preparer Wisely to Safeguard Sensitive Information
The IRS issued a news release urging taxpayers to be careful with their information by choosing a reliable tax preparer and ...
Hackers Share 3.9 Billion Stolen Passwords—What You Need To Know
The infostealer threat to your passwords continues to grow—now there are 3.9 billion reasons why you need to take it ...
New Mac Infostealer Warning—Read This Before Updating Your Browser
The truth of the matter is that new hacking groups are emerging all the time, along with new Mac malware threats that target ...
Lost in the cloud: What happens to your digital assets when you die?
What would happen to your online life — photos, online records, bills, digital music catalog and so much more — if you died today?
Users will fact-check Instagram and Facebook. Let’s just hope it works
Meta will rely on its users to flag bad posts, weeks after it loosened moderation rules and ended its fact-checking program.