5 Times Your Data Was Shockingly Handed Over to the NSA
Many companies hand over information to the NSA without a second thought. Here are some high-profile organizations that gave the NSA access to user data.
Why Did Russia Ban Telegram? (And What That Means for You)
Telegram, the encrypted instant messaging app has been under attack from Russian authorities. Where does this development put us, and why should you care?
5 Private Things Websites Learn About You Without Your Knowledge
Would you be surprised to know that websites are collecting lots of information about you while you browse? These things that websites can learn about you as you read their pages may shock you.
How to Know If Your Baby Monitor Is a Security Threat to Your Family
If your baby monitor is connected to the Internet of Things, it could mean your baby monitor is a security threat.
Do You Really Want Amazon Alexa Calling the Police?
Soon it could be possible to call the police using Amazon Echo or other Alexa-enabled devices... but is this something you should even want?
Ubuntu to Collect Your PC Data: What This Means for You
Canonical has announced that upcoming versions of Ubuntu will collect data about the PCs they're installed on and the way they're used.
How to Protect Yourself From Extortion Phishing Scams
Scammers are guilt-shaming users of adult material with threats of sharing their online habits in the "You Should Be Ashamed Of Yourself" extortion phishing scam. Find out what this is, and how to avoid it.
This Is How Your Browser Compromises Your Privacy
Your web browser reveals a ton of information about who you are, where you go, and what you like. Here are the details it leaks whenever you go online.
How Websites Secretly Record Your Activity With Session Replay Scripts
The internet is the world's greatest surveillance tool, and now Session Replay Scripts have been discovered. Enabling websites to track your every action, and record what you type, they're a massive security issue.
7 Ways Alexa and Amazon Echo Pose a Privacy Risk
Amazon's Echo devices are neat, but having a network-connected microphone in your bedroom is a potential privacy nightmare. Here's what we need to consider about Alexa's effect on our privacy.
Is Bitmoji a Threat to Your Privacy?
Bitmoji was the most popular iOS app in 2017, But what information does Bitmoji collect? Who does the company share that information with? And why does Bitmoji need full keyboard access?
The Major Cybersecurity Events of 2017 and What They Did to You
Were you the victim of a hack in 2017? Billions were, in what was clearly the worst year in cybersecurity yet. With so much happening, you may have missed some of the breaches: let's recap.
The 10 Best Cybersecurity Books Everyone Should Read
Want to learn about online security, privacy, and surveillance, or give the gift of knowledge to someone else? You need these 10 cybersecurity books.
Is Kaspersky Still Reliable Antivirus Software?
Security news is currently awash with a series of accusations against one of the world's leading antivirus developers, Kaspersky Lab. So, can you trust Kaspersky antivirus, or does it let Putin into your PC?
Is Your HP PC or Laptop Spying on You?
How do you feel about spyware? Repulsed by the idea of software on your computer recording your activities? Well you HP computer might be doing just that. Find out how -- and how to stop it!
5 Ways Your Information Is Being Exploited Every Day
You may not be too worried about having your rights infringed, or you might be very concerned that you're being tracked. Whatever the case, here's how your information is being exploited right now.
All the Ways You Can't Trust Facebook
As of June 2017, Facebook has over two billion active users. But despite superficial changes, Facebook also still has a problem respecting privacy and protecting your data.
Use Your Webcam For Home Surveillance With These Tools
Having your own home surveillance system can be a powerful deterrent to would-be intruders, snooping roommates, or frustrating co-workers. Here are 6 great options for webcam-based surveillance products you can use today!
4 Reasons to Always Use a VPN When You're Online
VPNs (virtual private networks) are becoming more popular. It's not always clear exactly why you should be using one though. Here's why you should use one whenever you go online.
Google Shares Your Data, But Is It All Bad News?
Does Google really want to give worldwide authorities wider access to your personal details? Or has their demand for better data sharing for counter-terrorism been misreported? Is Google actually fighting for your privacy?