More than 54,000 leaked customer service calls of Colombian financial-services provider Filialcoop variably include customer names, addresses, and numbers said in confidence.
Using off-the-shelf parts and the help of a nurse enthusiast, a biohacking group designed, built, and subcutaneously implanted three networked hard drives. We inquired and watched.
LAS VEGAS—Are you too sexy for your license plate? Hacker and fashion designer Kate Rose thinks not.
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Alongside key U.S. businesses, the desktop manufacturers of unofficial conference badges explain how the president’s trade war against China has put their razor-thin margins at risk.
Before using an app, privacy experts advise searching its fine print for keywords that may highlight the company’s data collection, retention, protection, and sharing practices. Here’s how.
By tracking location, speed, and sudden braking, these devices can help people keep tabs on where and how their cars are being driven. But privacy experts advise taking precautions.
As the bug bounty business matures, the bounties themselves present opportunities for hacker entrepreneurs to pocket profits while developing an important blend of business skills.
At DefCon’s Aviation Village, experts convene to explore planes’ burgeoning hacking vulnerabilities and highlight a need for proactive collaboration to protect their systems.
Ever come across a jarringly unfamiliar event like ““$$$ Playmate Wanted $$$” in your online calendar? It’s time to report calendar spam and update your calendar settings.
You know that on its own, email is not secure for sending credit card or passport numbers. But you still need to send some personal information over the Internet. Here’s how.
As smart TVs with very little built-in security features become ubiquitous, consumers can take basic steps to better secure their network access, microphones, and cameras.
Do you use a code-generating app from Google, Microsoft, LastPass, or Authy that supports multiple services? Migrating it to your new Android or iOS device requires a few steps.
While traditional malware infects a system via a file that requires execution, fileless malware can infect a device’s memory via an instruction set hiding in an email attachment.
