data safety

The message looks legitimate, and tries to trick users into giving up credit card info,

Go get that iOS update.

And you probably have a device that's at risk. Here's what you should do about it.

It went on for months, and happened because a safety measure wasn't turned on everywhere.

Do you use any of them?

What you should (and shouldn't) do to keep your accounts safe.

But why was the tourism agency targeted? And how did someone take control?

Personal information of 57 million Uber users was accessed.

If you bought something there with a card, this might affect you.

This newly reported flaw affects basically everybody – so here's what you should do.

Franken questioned the former CEO over the massive data breach.

The company had offered a year of the service for free – but with a catch.

Anyone who used a credit card at the park in late August should be alert.

Kaspersky is based in Moscow, and is facing accusations about ties to Russian intelligence.

The ride-sharing service had a change of heart about the controversial feature.

The group OurMine took control of their social media accounts.

Authorities worry about exploitation and identity fraud.

They didn't even need a password.

They didn't even need a password.

A cybersecurity researcher first noticed the issue – though Verizon said the number of people affected is "overstated."

Researchers think it could be a malware that's been sold on the dark web's black market.

The hacker already accessed state government and MSU Moorhead data without authorization.

Email addresses, encrypted passwords, user IDS – what someone could do with the information.

Malware got into the register and card payment systems and scraped up info.