A few days membership data from a Pro-Nazi site named Iron March was disclosed which included location data and much more.

Fireye Mandiant has discovered a malware termed MessageTap which is being used by China to monitor the text messages of certain high-value individuals.

Torrent websites use peer-to-peer technology. This involves users downloading files from dozens (or hundreds) of other users’ computers, instead of having a central file server or repository.

This little eavesdropping process happened to be possible because of a method named "handleCallConnected" in their Android client.

To many people, the idea of using a VPN is still in its infancy while some believe that VPNs are for those who often use public Wi-Fi networks.

Your exposed webcams are backdoor for creeps.

The Simjacker vulnerability could extend to over 1 billion mobile phone users globally (to be exact it has targeted 30 countries.)

Avast set out to study a variety of GPS tools found on the internet and how secure they are which can be found on Amazon, Alibaba, and eBay among others.

The unsecured database contained 133 million records from the US, 18 million in the UK and 50 million in Vietnam - All from Facebook users.

Facebook is introducing privacy features with its new facial recognition program and stop using the one to tag users in photos.