Security

Popular Asus gaming routers can be hijacked by hackers thanks to three remote code execution vulnerabilities but there are already firmware updates to fix them.

Freecycle has been hit by a data breach in which hackers stole usernames and email addresses but not payment information.

Hackers disguise Android malware as apps related to Signal and Telegram to stealthily auto-link accounts and snoop on users' conversations.

Eufy's brought the E330 (Professional) to IFA, and it's going to make sure you know what happens around your home at all times.

Hackers have created a new Android malware called MMRat which can steal data from your smartphone in the background including when it’s locked.

By hiding malicious documents inside of PDFs, hackers are giving their malware a better chance of evading detection by security software.

Mom’s Meals customers and employees had their personal and financial information stolen by hackers after a ransomware attack.

A new Wi-Fi scanning malware has left researchers baffled as it collects loads of data with no easy way for the hackers behind it to make money.

Duolingo users need to be extra careful when checking their inboxes, as hackers have scraped and then sold off their personal data from the service.

Several serious flaws have been discovered in TP-Link’s Tapo smart bulbs and app but the company is already taking steps to fix them.

Hackers have created a new version of the XLoader malware that can run natively on Macs and they’re using a fake productivity app to distribute it.

Google’s Safety Check feature in Chrome will soon warn you about browser extensions that have become dangerous.

A new type of Android malware hides itself from antivirus software with an unusual anti-analysis method.

The FBI is warning that hackers are now tricking users into installing beta-testing apps in order to steal their cash.

Apple’s Control Center lets you toggle off various features like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, but they actually remain on unless you head to the Settings app instead.

Researchers have trained a new deep learning model which can accurately steal data from keyboard keystrokes using a microphone.

Apple added Background Task Manager to macOS last year but a security researcher has now shed light on some serious flaws in the tool.