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AT&T paid hackers $370,000 to delete customer data from a hack earlier this year, with hackers providing video proof.
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The new security feature allows you to lock your mobile phone number so that scammers cannot move it to a different phone or carrier.
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A hacker named "Obamacare" has leaked 9.95 million passwords, making it the largest cryptographic data breach ever, according to Forbes.
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Microsoft has revealed that Russian state-backed hackers, known as Nobelium, have been monitoring the email accounts of senior management team members and stole source code.
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ChatGPT receives criticism for the ChatGPT App for Mac and internal vulnerability issues.
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Amazon.com will discontinue support for its Astro for Business security robot, initially launched for retail, manufacturing, health, and wellness, as it shifts its focus to household robots.
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Regulators are concerned about Nvidia's market dominance, notably its CUDA software and investments in artificial intelligence cloud providers.
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Qualys has discovered a serious vulnerability in the OpenSSH server process, known as regreSSHion, which allows unauthenticated remote code execution with root privileges on glibc-based Linux systems.
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Fake IT support websites are promoting malicious PowerShell fixes for common Windows errors, such as the 0x80070643 error, to infect devices with information-stealing malware.
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Apple crime blotter, robbers stole an iPhone and then intimidated the owner, an iPad theft resulted in a hit-and-run, no complaints of Apple Vision Pro crime, and AirTags remain popular with carjacker