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CBP and DHS officers allegedly detained a Los Angeles man of Muslim faith before he boarded a plane for four hours, asking him questions and pressuring him to show them the contents of his phone. Continue reading American Sues US Government For Allegedly Pressuring Him To Unlock His Phone at Airport
Signal joins Apple, Google, Microsoft, and other tech giants who have already condemned and protested the bill. Continue reading Encrypted Messaging App Signal Says It Won’t Comply With Australia’s New Backdoor Bill
A cybersecurity reporter says his own Google-provided email app flagged an email about a Google party because it included content “typically used to steal personal information.” Continue reading Google’s Own Email Filters Flag Google’s Party Invite as Malicious
A new banking malware for Android phones allows criminals to take over control of PayPal and steal money. Continue reading Watch Android Malware Automatically Steal 1,000 Euros From a PayPal Account in Seconds
Someone took control of a Linux unofficial community website and replaced its regular content with a NSFW meme, a dox of a transgender open source developer, and anti-diversity messages. Continue reading Someone Defaced Linux.org Website With ‘Goatse’ And Anti-Diversity Tirade
Kaspersky Lab’s found evidence that a small spyware government contractor sells iOS malware, showing it may not be as rare as some people think. Continue reading Malware Companies Are Finding New Ways to Spy on iPhones
Cyber monday is here and we’re here to help you. Continue reading The Best Cyber Monday Tips
How to check if your Gmail, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and other accounts have been hacked. Continue reading How to Tell if Your Account Has Been Hacked
While on the run from the feds, Kevin Mitnick stole the source code of the Motorola MicroTAC Ultralite, the most advanced cellphone at the time, with a few phone calls. Continue reading How Kevin Mitnick Stole the Source Code for the Best Cell Phone of 1992
Antivirus has been around for more than 20 years. Do you still need it to protect yourself today? Continue reading Why Is Antivirus Software Still a Thing?