The Panama Papers: Could it Happen to You?
The leak of what was named the "Panama Papers" has proven what many assumed: that our leaders have been bending the rules to line their pockets. But could a similar leak affect you?
7 Security Reasons Why You Should Avoid eBay
In the last few years, eBay has been hit with seemingly endless hacks, data breaches, and security flaws, which they've struggled to deal with. Are eBay trustworthy, or should you avoid shopping with them?
Linux Mint Website Hacked, Apple Calls For Commission to Settle Debate… [Tech News Digest]
Linux Mint website hacked, Apple calls for a Government commission, Snapchat's new temporary custom geofilters, Facebook's video birthday wishes, and meta-lego building.
Google Will Pay You $100+ If You Just Help Them Out
Google has paid out hundreds of thousands of dollars to regular users for doing one simple thing.
Why the iKettle Hack Should Worry You (Even If You Don't Own One)
The iKettle is a WiFi enabled kettle that apparently came with a massive, gaping security flaw that had the potential to blow open entire WiFi networks.
Update Firefox Now! Or a Security Flaw Can Steal Your Local Files
You need to fire up Firefox and download the latest version right now. Mozilla has issued a critical update that fixes a major security flaw, which could let hackers steal files from your hard drive.
Dating Site Hack: Adult FriendFinder Hack Leaves Users Worried
Users of online dating site Adult FriendFinder – and the various alternative sites in its network – have been left with concerns after it emerged that the database of almost 4 million records has been hacked and leaked.
1,000 iOS Apps Have Crippling SSL Bug: How to Check if You're Affected
The AFNetworking bug is giving iPhone and iPad users problems, with 1000s of apps carrying a vulnerability resulting in SSL certificates from being correctly authenticated, potentially facilitating identity theft through man-in-the-middle attacks.
YouTube Barely Breaks Even, Lenovo Hacked Over Superfish [Tech News Digest]
YouTube costs Google, Lenovo gets hacked, Yo becomes useful, Tinder for pets, Digg TV launches, and the smartphone ad banned for being sexy.
Hackers Start World War III, US & UK Trade In Online Attacks [Tech News Digest]
Hackers create fake news headlines, launching cyber war games, Windows Phone gets Lumia Denim, Be My Eyes helps blind people, no more free iTunes singles, and Jimmy Kimmel asks "What Is Your Password?"
Five Breaches To Your Privacy in 2014 That You Might Have Missed
Numerous publications revelled in the private lives of celebrities in 2014, a year in whcih the spotlight also shone on the general public. Can we learn anything from these breaches?
Two Ways Your ISP Is Spying on You and How to Be Safe [10 x SurfEasy Total VPN + BlackBerry Z10 Giveaway]
It's a bad time to be a Verizon customer.
4 Ways To Avoid Being Hacked Like A Celebrity
Leaked celebrity nudes in 2014 made headlines around the world. Make sure it doesn't happen to you with these tips.
Are Hacked Email Account Checking Tools Genuine Or A Scam?
Some of the email checking tools following the alleged breach of Google servers weren't as legitimate as the websites linking to them might have hoped.