Google thinks passwords is "the single biggest threat" to online security.

Update your copy of WinRAR now as hackers have begun to exploit its critical vulnerability!

A zero-day security flaw in macOS Mojave has been shared publicly by a German security researcher

Researchers from internet security firm Check Point discovered multiple vulnerabilities that allowed for Fortnite players’ accounts to be compromised

Last week, Dropbox users with accounts created in mid-2012 received an email from the company, which informed them to change their passwords the next time they log into their accounts. This move was positioned as a “preventive measure”; however, there are darker inklings behind all this.

The encryption is in full force, and it protects calls, messages, attachments, and media content sent by fellow users in group chats and one-to-one conversation.

A large number of Mac apps have been found to be vulnerable to man-in-the-middle type attacks, no thanks to a vulnerability in the third-party software framework the apps use to receive updates.

Does your favorite shopping site use SHA-1 certificates for securing information transmitted over the World Wide Web? Google claims that it’s unsafe, and their Chrome browser will not support sites with SHA-1 SSL certificates.

If you shop online, it's a safe bet that Amazon is one of the online retailers you get stuff from. If so, you really should enable Amazon's new two factor authentication on your account. Hop on in and we'll show you how.

Trend Micro reported that last Friday, scammers exploited the news of flight MH370 to incite Facebook users to hit a malicious link. Although the spoofed site has since been taken down, Trend Micro is advising users to stay alert, and exercise caution before clicking on any shared links.