Latest about Computing Security
Brave's user base exploded in May, but it can still do more
Brave new world Brave has cemented itself as a privacy-focused browser that anyone can use—regardless of skill level. So, what's behind its recent user boom, and are there any potholes in the service?
EU anti-encryption crusaders seek to turn your digital devices into spyware
Privacy at risk As the EU Commission considers making digital devices monitorable at all times, including smartphones and cars, experts warn against mass surveillance.
UK lawsuit hit Grindr over HIV data sharing—here's how to protect yourself
In time for Pride Month 2024, learn how to use Grindr more anonymously by using a VPN service and other privacy tricks.
Zero-click attacks are targeting social media - here's how to protect yourself
Privacy at risk The recent zero-day TikTok hack on celebs' accounts proves all apps using DMs are at high risk, even social media. So, it's vital to learn how to stay safe
The danger of data-hungry free VPNs in schools
The real price As kids turn to free VPNs to get around school-imposed blocks, concerns have been raised about the ethics of free VPNs and how they pay their bills.
Proposed EU Chat Control law wants permission to scan your WhatsApp messages
Privacy at risk The revised Chat Control draft law is "a depressing step backward," experts say, from the European Court's decision to make it illegal to break encryption.
Targeted ads are a problem—here’s why
I'll be watching you... Are we swapping our digital privacy for a little convenience? Here’s what you need to know.
WhatsApp encryption isn't the problem, metadata is
Despite WhatsApp being under scrutiny for data vulnerability, don't worry, its encryption is not flawed. But this doesn't mean you are completely out of risk.
