1.1 million customer records including some payment details were exposed by high-end gamepad manufacturer SCUF Gaming.
We examined more than 100 COVID-19 apps from 40 countries and commissioned a poll to understand the extent to which people are prepared to sacrifice privacy during this pandemic and what this could mean for our rights after the crisis.
42 million user IDs and phone numbers for a third-party version of Telegram were exposed online without a password. The accounts belong to users in Iran, where the official Telegram app is blocked.
Nobody likes buffering. We’ll show you how to diagnose and fix buffering problems on the Amazon Fire TV Stick.
A third-party app used by EU merchants on Amazon UK, Ebay, PayPal and other marketplaces exposed 8 million sales records containing customers’ personal data.
Tor and VPNs are both secure networking technologies designed to protect your online privacy. We’ll explain how they differ and how best to use them.
More than 200 million records containing a wide range of property-related data on US residents were exposed on the web without a password.
When booking a vacation, we all want to make sure we’re getting the best deal possible. From comparison sites to price alerts, there are a number of savvy ways we can try and keep costs down. Our team of researchers looked to see if using a VPN to book flights, hotels, and car hire could […]
Double VPNs pass data through two VPN servers instead of just one, strengthening encryption and anonymity. But do you really need one?
Since 2016, ransomware attacks have become a huge cause for concern for hospitals all over the world. They cripple key systems and prevent hospitals from accessing crucial patient data until a fee is paid to the hacker (or the ransomware is removed by IT specialists). The result? Severe delays and costs to healthcare organizations, patients […]