The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

Dangerous new NoVoice Android malware could be undeletable on older phones — check your settings right now

New NoVoice Android malware hides in innocent-looking apps to bypass your phone’s defenses and secretly monitor every single app you open.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 2

Prince Harry Says He's “Kept Awake At Night” Over “Privacy Issue”

Prince Harry shared his hopes that these conversations would push for real reform, and even government regulations, to protect online privacy.

Marie Claire · Apr 2

Chinese Cyberattack on FBI Systems Reveals Sensitive Surveillance Processes in Ongoing Investigations

The FBI has classified a suspected Chinese cyberattack on its surveillance management system as a 'major incident,' accessing sensitive data from active investigations.

International Business Times UK · Apr 2

Google Drive just rolled out new tools to protect you from ransomware — here's how they work

Google Drive has just rolled out free ransomware protection for desktop users, keeping you alerted to potential attacks and making sure you can get your files back.

Tom’s Guide · Mar 31

6 Online Habits That Quietly Expose Your Financial Information

An unlocked door does not always look like an unlocked door. Sometimes it looks like a quick login, a harmless post, or a saved password that feels like a shortcut instead of a risk. The internet thrives on convenience, and that convenience often comes wrapped in quiet trade-offs that most…

The Free Financial Advisor · Mar 31

8 Common Ways People Accidentally Give Scammers Permission to Access Their Accounts

The biggest threat to personal accounts doesn’t come from genius hackers in dark rooms filled with glowing screens. It comes from everyday habits that seem harmless, routine, and even helpful in the moment. One wrong click, one rushed decision, one overlooked detail—and suddenly, access gets handed over without a fight.…

Clever Dude · Mar 29

Hacked hospitals, hidden spyware: Iran conflict shows how digital fight is ingrained in warfare

Iran has turned to its cyber operations to make up for its military disadvantages in its conflict with Israel and the U.S. Since the war began last month, hackers supporting Iran have launched thousands of cyberattacks on companies and organizations in both the U.S. and Israel, seeking to undermine the…

The Independent UK · Mar 29

9 Things You Should Never Say in Front of a Ring Camera or Smart Device

An always-on camera never forgets, never blinks, and never takes a day off. That little glowing light on your doorbell or countertop might seem harmless, but it captures far more than quick check-ins and package deliveries. It records patterns, habits, conversations, and moments that people often assume stay private. The…

Clever Dude · Mar 28

‘I cannot believe’: Iran just hacked FBI Director Kash Patel’s Gmail, and his shady secrets are spilling everywhere

The question is, do we want this peek?

We Got This Covered · Mar 28

Parents using ‘dodgy’ Amazon Fire sticks to stream children’s TV lost £2,000 to scams in London

Two in five households across the capital became victims of financial fraud, higher than national average

Evening Standard · Mar 28