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Why is it illegal to use a Bluetooth jammer?
A Bluetooth jammer might seem like a fix for a neighbor’s loud music, but using one can lead to serious legal consequences far beyond simple noise control.
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What is vibe coding and why does it get so much hate?
Vibe coding has gotten a bad reputation as lazy, AI-driven coding, but that's not where it came from.
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Claude can help manage your email inbox, but there are some risks involved
AI has been known to mess up some pretty basic things, but Claude wants to help you with your emails.
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Why it's important to regularly restart your router
You might not think to restart your router as often as you reboot your laptop, but doing so is an easy step to help it perform at its best.
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Utah won't enforce VPN age-verification law until legal challenge resolves
The state was the first to target VPN usage in the wake of age verification laws, but an ongoing court case has put things on ice.
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Digital scans of more than 153 million driver's licenses leaked to the dark web
The source could be an ID verification service in Louisiana, though the FBI has opened an investigation.
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What is a cold wallet and how does it work?
With cryptocurrency wallets becoming huge targets for hackers, using a cold wallet to protect your private keys has never been more important.
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Google deploys support for Encrypted Client Hello on Android 17
Encrypted Client Hello rolls out on Android 17 to make the web more secure.
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Passkey vs. password: What's the difference and which is better?
Passwords are less secure than passkeys, even if you use a password manager. Here's why and how to get started with passkeys.
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What actually happens when you let apps track your activity?
What kind of data is being collected by our devices, and how is it being used? Should we "Ask app not to track"?
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Apple sends out warnings to targets of mercenary spyware attacks
Apple has recently sent out notifications, warning users that they’d been targeted by mercenary spyware attack.
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Zoom screen-sharing bug let people fully take over other devices on a call
Zoom screen-sharing bug let people fully take over other devices on a call.
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AI is changing cybersecurity in quick and terrifying ways
Hackers employing AI in their tactics are finding ways to exploit vulnerabilities that didn't even exist before.
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How to stop Roku from tracking everything you watch
Let's dive in to Roku's privacy policy to see what data is being collected from you -- and how to stop it.
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Apple's Private Relay feature could reveal your IP address to websites and services
Security researchers found an issue with Apple’s WebKit browser engine that affects Private Relay.
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Cyberattacks hit water facilities in seven states across the US
The FBI has issued a warning after water facilities from seven states reported that they were hacked.
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Should you avoid TP-Link routers? Here's what to know
When it’s less about the product and more about the FCC.
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Is there any benefit to restarting your phone regularly?
It's a widely held belief that restarting your phone improves performance. Here's the truth.
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Before you disable Google Play Protect, here's what you need to know
Some Android users find the security feature to be too restrictive. Here's how to disable it and what you risk by doing so.
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Coca-Cola's dairy company fairlife hit with a ransomware attack
Coca-Cola halts the US operations of its dairy company fairlife due to a ransomware attack.
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Apple's Hide My Email may not be hiding anything
A vulnerability can reportedly connect real email addresses to anonymous ones.
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Russia allegedly used a forensics platform to hack an activist's phone, despite having its access cut off
Cellebrite claims the hardware predates current sanctions and was used without its consent.
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OpenAI's new Daybreak initiative will help open-source projects fend off bugs
OpenAI has launched Patch the Planet, a new initiative part of its Daybreak cybersecurity program.
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What happens after your smart fridge stops getting software updates?
Here's what to expect when the manufacturer stops supporting your smart fridge.
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Congress lets decades-old spying law lapse amid Trump's controversial DNI nomination
Congress, afraid of empowering Bill Pulte, has allowed a decades-old spying law to lapse.
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Windows 11 sucks slightly less now, thanks to a June update
The update brings a low-latency profile, speeds up search, and patches hundreds of flaws.
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Google Wallet ID passes will be available in select EU states this summer
The company is also introducing a new age verification process in partnership with a European bank.
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