Photo: J.K2507 (Shutterstock) Earlier this week, Google announced that user accounts for its cell network service, Google Fi, had been compromised. The breach appears to… Read More »Google Fi Suffers Data Breach After T-Mobile Hacked
NEW YORK (WABC) — Wireless giant T-Mobile announced a personal data breach this week that exposed 37 million customers’ information to hackers. It marks the… Read More »T-Mobile data breach: How to prevent a SIM card swap scam
T-Mobile TMUS -0.01% US Inc. said hackers accessed data, including birth dates and billing addresses, for about 37 million of its customers, the second major… Read More »T-Mobile Says Hackers Stole Data on About 37 Million Customers in Breach
T-Mobile announced that hackers accessed data on 37 million of its customers, in a Thursday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The massive security… Read More »Hackers Stole Data on 37 Million T-Mobile Customers
This article is reprinted by permission from NerdWallet. Americans embraced mobile banking as their main account access more than any other method from 2017 to… Read More »Can you trust mobile banking apps? How to stay as safe as possible when banking on your phone.
Twitter is hit by a new scandal. (Source: Twitter) A database containing an allegedly “devastating” amount of personal data is reportedly being offered for sale… Read More »Twitter: 400 million user profiles reportedly up for sale following new data breach
There isn’t much the Indian government and Meta Platforms see eye to eye on. And yet earlier this week, the US social-media giant’s president of… Read More »For US Tech, India’s Draft Privacy Bill Has Hidden Risks
A former major league pitcher who later served two terms as the mayor of a Cleveland suburb, has been sentenced to 33 months in prison… Read More »Ex-MLB pitcher and Ohio mayor Chuck Smith sentenced to 33 months in dark web credit card fraud
Image: Vintage Tone (Shutterstock) In 2016, cybersecurity pro Patrick Wardle heard a story that deeply disturbed him: cybercriminals were using malware to surreptitiously spy on… Read More »What to Do if a Big Tech Company Steals Your Code