A security flaw in Catwatchful, a stealthy phone monitoring app, has leaked sensitive data of 62,000 users. Researcher Eric Daigle uncovered email addresses and passwords, raising significant privacy concerns.
In a surprising decision, the Supreme Court has sided with the Trump administration, allowing the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to access sensitive data from the Social Security Administration amid ongoing legal challenges. This controversial ruling raises significant privacy concerns for millions of Americans.
A major data breach has exposed the information of 89 million Steam users, with sensitive data listed for sale on the dark web. Learn how to secure your account now!
A new study reveals that the juice jacking protections on iOS and Android devices can be easily bypassed, exposing users to significant data theft risks. Learn how malicious chargers can exploit these vulnerabilities.
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction preventing Department of Government Efficiency staff from accessing sensitive personal information within the Social Security Administration, raising serious concerns about privacy and data misuse.
In a surprising turn of events, Acting IRS Commissioner Melanie Krause resigns amid controversy surrounding a sensitive data-sharing agreement with DHS, leading to mass departures of senior officials. What does this mean for the agency's future?
As 23andMe files for bankruptcy, users scramble to delete their sensitive data due to fears of their genetic information being sold. The company struggles to handle the surge in requests amidst ongoing privacy concerns.
In a shocking turn of events, Donald Trump’s interim Social Security chief threatens to cut off access to essential IT systems, risking Social Security payments for millions if Elon Musk's team can't access sensitive data.
A cybersecurity firm reveals North Korean hackers uploaded spyware to Google Play, tricking users into downloading it. The malware, named KoSpy, gathers sensitive data, raising alarms about targeted surveillance operations.
Twenty-one federal employees who worked at the United States Digital Service resigned in protest against the transition to the United States DOGE Service under Trump's order. They refuse to support actions that compromise government systems or jeopardize public services.
