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Your webcam could be hacked and hijacked into malware attacks - researchers warn Lenovo devices specifically at risk
By Sead Fadilpašić published
What if your webcam turns on you and starts downloading malware?

Study up on Wi-Fi security before you head back to school
By John Loeffler last updated
Public Wi-Fi networks are plentiful, especially around school campuses, but they can pose risks if you're not security-conscious.

Hackers are now mimicking government websites using AI - everything you need to know to stay safe
By Benedict Collins published
Threat actors replicated two Brazilian government sites using Deepsite AI, and then phished information and stole money.

WinRAR has a serious security flaw - worrying zero-day issue lets hackers plant malware, so patch right away
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Older versions of WinRAR were carrying a major vulnerability which was being exploited in the wild.

US Judiciary System says it was hacked, is taking steps to strengthen cybersecurity
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Someone is attacking the court's file management systems in an attempt to steal sensitive documents.

Massive Columbia University data breach affects nearly 900,000 past and present students - here's what was leaked, and how to stay safe
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Hackers bragged about stealing 460 GB of sensitive data from Columbia University.

Best privacy tool and anonymous browser of 2025
By Benedict Collins last updated
Updated We list the best privacy tool and anonymous browser, to make it simple and easy to ensure your privacy when using the internet.

Marks and Spencer click and collect is back at last - services return following cyber incident
By Craig Hale published
Nearly four months after systems were first taken down, M&S has finally restored its in-store "click and collect" services.

Not so smart anymore - researchers hack into a Gemini-powered smart home by hijacking...Google Calendar?
By Efosa Udinmwen published
Fake Google Calendar event used to trick Gemini into controlling smart devices, exposing a major AI vulnerability.

Massive leak of over 115 million US payment cards caused by Chinese "smishing" hackers - find out if you're affected
By Efosa Udinmwen published
A massive phishing campaign driven by mobile attacks and Telegram-based kits may have exposed over 115 million US cards without breaching banks directly.
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