Cybersecurity News

Granola, the AI-powered note-taking app, has a major security flaw - your private notes can be viewed by anyone with a link, and are used for internal AI training unless you opt out.

Telehealth leader Hims & Hers reports a data breach that compromised customer service ticket information over multiple days in February. Experts warn consumers to monitor accounts.

A new lawsuit alleges that Perplexity's AI search engine shares user prompts and conversations with tech giants like Google and Meta, even for non-subscribers, contradicting its 'incognito mode' claims.

Colorado's landmark Right to Repair law faces pushback from tech companies seeking to restrict consumer freedom to fix and upgrade their own devices. Explore how corporations are working to undermine this landmark legislation.

A US court has dismissed a lawsuit from WhatsApp's former security chief who alleged that Meta ignored internal flaws he flagged about the messaging app's digital defenses.

New Rowhammer attacks let malicious users gain full root control of host machines running high-performance Nvidia GPUs, highlighting security risks of shared cloud environments.

Jaguar Land Rover's manufacturing operations have recovered following a devastating cyber attack, with production resuming at key plants in the UK.

Duc, a popular money transfer app, experienced a data breach that exposed thousands of customer driver's licenses and passports on an open Amazon server. Experts warn of the privacy and security risks.

TikTok removes account of pro-settlement Israeli influencer after videos show harassment of Palestinians and activists in the occupied West Bank.

Controversial ICE director defends agency's use of Paragon's powerful surveillance tools, claiming they're essential for combating encrypted communications used by terrorists and drug traffickers.