Amazon’s Ring says its connected-doorbell devices are building “safer neighborhoods.” Follow these steps to better protect the data (and video) they collect from hackers and partners.
Google has made it possible to use your iPhone as a two-factor authentication key for account log-ins, just as it did last year for Android phones. Follow these steps to set it up.
The Crypto Wars are back: Top cryptography experts debate the history of data encryption, and how law enforcement fears are driving a demand for backdoors.
Although it hasn't been a major focus of their time so far, browser privacy is poised to be become prime territory for feature development. Here's what Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, and Brave have to say about themselves and their competition.
Emailing or texting username-password combos is like assuming your attacker is lazy. Bad assumption. But we still need to share them sometimes. Here’s how to do it a bit more securely.
Three things campaigns should learn from Mueller investigation, says Chime’s head of application and infrastructure security: Protect accounts with two-factor authentication, use “least privilege,” and beware of Mimikatz.
A newly-revealed vulnerability dubbed Kr00k affects more than one billion devices with Broadcom Wi-Fi chips. It's been patched for some but not all of them, and could let hackers steal Wi-Fi passwords and read your data.
Microsoft is no longer supporting Windows 7. Everyone should have long since left it behind for a more secure operating system. But for some, upgrading isn’t an easy option.
Australian motorcycle helmet maker Forcite is trying to balance utility, safety, and privacy. Here’s a look at today’s challenges in securing connected devices, from Washington to Sydney.
More than two dozen zero-day vulnerabilities revealed in bootloaders of popular devices ranging from Androids to Linksys routers to Samsung TVs strike at the core of digital insecurity.
RCS brings a feature boost to the 30-year-old texting standard. Google and networks are pushing it hard. But their implementations aren’t ready for prime time, security researchers say.
