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Cybersecurity

The SolarWinds cyber attacks highlight the risks of third party software vendors and raise questions about their liability.

The list spotlights the most promising private companies that are using artificial intelligence to solve difficult problems, create innovative services and effect positive change.

Dutch investigators say they assumed the hacker was able to access Trump’s Twitter account — reportedly by correctly guessing the password to be “maga2020!” — something the White House strenuously denies.

Amazon shoppers should be on their guard when buying presents this Christmas, with third-party sellers pricing up very ordinary CDs for thousands of dollars.

Apple’s newly-launched iOS 14.3 fixes nine security vulnerabilities, some of which could be serious.

55% of enterprise executives plan to increase their cybersecurity budgets in 2021, and 51% are adding full-time cyber staff in 2021 according to PwC.

Social media companies could face fines of billions of pounds for failing in their duty of care to children and adults.

Why did Google go down for millions today? Incognito mode could hold the answer. Here's why.

A review of government contracts show the use of the hacked Orion tool is widespread, as the impact of the latest cyber espionage campaign is likely to be global.

The iPhone 12 Pro Max is so close to being the perfect smartphone. Shame Apple had to make one big and sucky mistake.

Microsoft warns infected users should re-install their browsers.

Your iPhone data is not as secure as you think...

Huawei has a serious new problem over surveillance allegations—and the timing could not be worse...

Serious new warning issued for anyone using WhatsApp at work...

Apple is poised to launch iOS 14.3, including a brilliant new iPhone privacy feature.

Microsoft has just updated its Edge browser with a game-changing new feature as it looks to beat Chrome in the browser wars.

After a major data breach, do criminals actually have your password even if it has been encrypted?

In a ransomware attack, hackers infiltrate an organization’s critical systems or data and hold it hostage as a means of extorting payment.

To prevent Twitter from collecting too much personal information, you are better off toggling the privacy settings right after registration. Even if you have not restrained the network’s “curiosity” so proactively, deleting some of the already-gathered data at a later point would not go amiss.

According to this week’s report, Microsoft believes the Adrozek malware has been spreading since at least May of this year.