This week, Google announced they would be shutting down their "Dark Web Report" tool, stating "it didn't provide helpful next steps." This was a separate offering from Google's "Results About You" service sometimes recommended to help stop data brokers leaking your info.
Data breaches galore this week from Petco, AI startups, healthcare providers, and other organizations.
Brave Nightly will include an opt-in agentic AI browsing mode that hosts additional safeguards for your personal data. But is it actually safe?
The FIDO alliance, in charge of authentication standards such as the FIDO2 standard widely used in hardware keys, has announced a new digital credentials initiative aimed at standardizing and streamlining the adoption of “verifiable digital credentials and identity wallets.”
Samuel Tunick, an Atlanta-based activist, was charged with destroying evidence after a U.S. Customs and Border Protection unit searched his Google Pixel smartphone.
India’s government is considering a proposal to force smartphone manufacturers to enable GPS tracking at all times.
Kohler's smart toilet camera claims that all photos are secured with end‑to‑end encryption, but it turns out that they only use TLS encryption.
The IDF has banned the use of Android phones by senior officers to prevent social engineering attacks.
Session, a popular encrypted messenger app in the privacy community, today announced several major updates, including one correcting one of their most common and serious criticisms.
According to Android Authority, the operating system that’s meant to merge Android and ChromeOS into one, unified OS is called “Aluminium OS.”
IVPN recently announced that they now support V2Ray obfuscation on their Android client, meaning they now support it on all platforms where they offer a client.
In a new study by the GSMA, they criticize the state of cybersecurity regulation “including fragmented policies and regulatory frameworks, limited institutional capacity to support mobile operators, rigid or prescriptive rules, and a lack of effective platforms for threat intelligence sharing.”
Last weekend, X released a new "About This Account" section, accessible by tapping the signup date on a profile, which reveals the location an account is based, among other information.
Plex is no longer allowing users to remotely access personal media servers without enrolling into its Plex Pass or Remote Watch Pass subscription plans.
GrapheneOS announced that they now have experimental support for the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL and Pixel 10 Pro Fold.
A cyberattack forced Crisis24 to decommission parts of CodeRED, an emergency notification system used widely across the US by governments, police, and fire agencies.
Today, Trail of Bits announced they’ve added constant-time coding support for LLVM, “providing developers with compiler-level guarantees that their cryptographic implementations remain secure against branching-related timing attacks.”
Dartmouth, a private Ivy League university in New England, has disclosed a data breach.
Malicious Blender files uploaded to third-party download sites have turned out to contain infostealer malware.
Today, the United States Department of the Interior announced changes to how national parks are accessed beginning Jan. 1, 2026. The new pricing for an annual pass will be over 3 times higher for non-residents, while remaining the same for residents.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) issued an alert on Monday warning of a state-sponsored spyware campaign targeting Signal and WhatsApp