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Why Digital ID Renewals May Cost More in 2026 — And How to Avoid Extra Fees

If you’re planning a digital ID renewal in 2026, you may notice something surprising: the price is creeping up, and not always for reasons the...

Saving Advice · Feb 17

Why Privacy Experts Say You Shouldn’t Use Your Real Phone Number on Apps

Giving your phone number to a new app seems like a harmless step to get a ten-percent discount or a quick login. You trust these companies to keep your data safe, but the reality is much more alarming. It is not your fault that your phone number has become the…

Budget and the Bees · Feb 17

Jeffrey Epstein recruited ‘hackers’ to help him scrub his criminal past from the internet

Does stuff on the internet really last forever?

We Got This Covered · Feb 15

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IRS just admitted to a massive privacy failure – handing thousands of confidential taxpayer files straight to ICE

Where all is ICE mining information from?

We Got This Covered · Feb 13

Why Thousands Are Disconnecting Their Ring Cameras (And What They Know That You Don’t)

Ring’s Super Bowl ad may have backfired a little bit. It boasted that Ring cameras could provide surveillance for the neighborhood, tracking your lost pup. While some people may find this comforting, others were shocked to find out that Ring was rolling out its “Search Party” feature over the last…

Clever Dude · Feb 12

Downloaded 7‑Zip from the wrong site? That “installer” might’ve turned your PC into a proxy bot

A convincing fake 7-Zip website is distributing a trojanized installer that quietly enrolls infected PCs into a residential proxy network without obvious warning signs.

Windows Central · Feb 11

Homeland Security officials voice concerns about looming shutdown

Homeland Security officials are highlighting the potential impact of a shutdown

The Independent UK · Feb 11

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UK economy set to have recorded modest growth amid budget concerns

The Office for National Statistics will reveal the latest UK GDP data on Thursday.

Evening Standard · Feb 11

WhatsApp's latest PC and Mac upgrade gives you voice and video calling from your browser

WhatsApp is bringing voice and video calling to WhatsApp Web, finally.

T3 · Feb 11

A new spyware called ZeroDayRat can take over your iPhone or Android via text — here is how to stay safe

From hijacking your accounts to tracking your every move in real-time

Tom’s Guide · Feb 10

The Hidden 2026 Tax Danger: Filing on Hotel or Coffee Shop Wi-Fi

The idea of getting your work done in a cozy café or knocking out a to-do list from a hotel lobby while traveling can be comforting, even exciting. But when tax season rolls around, that same relaxed vibe can turn into a surprisingly risky backdrop for one of the most…

Clever Dude · Feb 10

So much for the bromance, Mamdani signs order to strengthen New York’s sanctuary city protections, targeting ICE

The goal is to unify the city around safety and dignity.

We Got This Covered · Feb 10

London musician who 'cyberflashed' women with explicit images avoids jail

Ben Gunnery, a violinist from Vauxhall, sent roughly 200 unsolicited sexual images and videos to women

Evening Standard · Feb 10

State-sponsored hackers targeting defence sector employees, Google says

Cyber-espionage campaigns are targeting employees directly, including through hiring processes, report claims

The Guardian - UK · Feb 10

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The Guardian - UK · Feb 9

Chinese technology underpins Iran’s internet control, report finds

The technologies include facial recognition tools used on Uyghurs in western China, say experts

Tom’s Hardware · Feb 7

Nitrogen ransomware programmers lock themselves out of a payment — key management bug encrypts victims' data forever

Bug in Nitrogen ransomware locks victims' data way forever

The Times of India · Feb 7

UAE launches new public security reporting service SSD: what it is and how it works, explained

The UAE State Security Department has launched the "SSD" service, a confidential reporting channel for residents to alert authorities to potential threats. This initiative aims to enhance preventive security, foster community partnership, and reinforce national security by encouraging public participation in maintaining a safe society. The service accepts reports on…

Tom’s Guide · Feb 6

Massive government tech data breach expands to more than 25 million more Americans a year after it was discovered

A massive data breach at the government tech firm Conduent extends across multiple states and may affect more people than initially disclosed.

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The Independent UK · Feb 5

Minneapolis man ‘coming for’ ICE charged with threatening and cyberstalking officers

Attorney General Pamela Bondi said he “encouraged bloodshed in the streets”

We Got This Covered · Feb 5

Turns out, Tulsi Gabbard’s investigation into voting machine hacks didn’t expose foreign interference

The investigation backfired spectacularly.

The Guardian - UK · Feb 5

De Montfort University student named as victim of fatal stabbing in Leicester

Family of Khaleed Oladipo, 20, share tribute to ‘extremely loved son, brother, uncle, boyfriend, friend’

Evening Standard · Feb 4

First Minister concerned after police officer names appear on NI courts website

The officers sought compensation after a major data breach in 2023.

Clever Dude · Feb 3

The “Tax Refund” Email You Must Delete Immediately

Phishing scams are rampant, especially during tax season. People are stressed out about getting their taxes done on time, and many people also have anxiety about being audited. Scammers take advantage of the situation and try to get their hands on your sensitive information or steal your refund. One wrong click…

The Guardian - UK · Feb 3

French headquarters of Elon Musk’s X raided by Paris cybercrime unit

Prosecutors’ announcement comes amid a hardening of European attitudes to social media firms

Everybody Loves Your Money · Feb 3

7 Account “Verification” Requests That Are Actually Fishing Expeditions

Your phone buzzes. Your email pings. A message pops up saying your account needs “urgent verification.” It looks official, it sounds serious, and it hits that exact panic button scammers love to press. And just like that, your brain shifts into problem-solving mode instead of logic mode. That’s the danger…

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