A federal jury found that Google deceived users about a key setting supposed to limit data collection and awarded $425.7 million in compensation to a class of 98 million people who turned the feature off but were still tracked. The verdict came after a two‑week trial...
Ideally, you wouldn’t share photos of your child online at all—kids deserve privacy and a clean digital slate. But we get it: you’re proud, and grandparents and friends want to see those first-day smiles. The first-day photo is a sweet tradition—new shoes, big grins,...
Bitdefender Labs is once again warning consumers about an ongoing scam campaign that aims to cash in on the excitement surrounding major upcoming concerts in Europe. This time, cybercriminals are targeting fans eager to see Metallica and The Weeknd in Poland in 2026....
Industrial IoT now powers things we rely on daily, such as water, power, transport, and healthcare, making its security a consumer issue, not just an engineering problem. What IIoT means (and why you should care) Industrial IoT, or IIoT for short, is the web of...
The UK is moving ahead with a ransomware payment ban for public bodies and critical national infrastructure, alongside new reporting rules for everyone else. But what does this ban entail and what could be the consequences for non-compliance? I The post What the UK’s...
American furniture maker Lovesac, known for its modular couches and comfy beanbags, has warned customers that their data was breached by hackers earlier this year, and that they should remain vigilant to the threat of identity theft. The warning letter from Lovesac...
