Cybersecurity

16 percent access phone information without disclosure.

This vibranium-free shield looks and works almost like the real thing.

The 94-year-old legend knows a thing or two about good password security -- and other things.

More than 250 million email passwords and usernames have reportedly been accessed by Russian hackers.

He is the chosen one.

Technology used to block ad blockers can be in breach of EU privacy laws.

Are smart home devices too smart for their own good?

Not everyone is OK with strangers seeing photos of their baby.

Buy one toy, get some malware free!

The House unanimously passed an updated email privacy bill on Wednesday.

Well, this is problematic.

"Cyberbombs" aren't really bombs, cyber or otherwise.

The FBI isn't going to tell Apple how it hacked into that iPhone.

It's time to change your Spotify password.

How do you tell a bad bot from a good bot?

The government is withdrawing its request for an order requiring Apple's cooperation in a New York drug case.

Not even Windows Defender? Come on.

The FBI paid hackers more than its director will make in seven years and four months on the job.

Watch out, iPhone users.

The NYPD should probably stop with the hashtag campaigns.

A deep-dive into how Apple approaches the security of the iPhone and iOS.

The investments appear to reflect the CIA’s increasing focus on monitoring social media.

In the latest clash over privacy rights in the digital age, Microsoft is suing the U.S. government over a federal law that allows authorities to examine customer emails or online files without the individual's knowledge.

The FBI probably doesn't know how Israeli hackers got into a coveted iPhone belonging to a San Bernardino, California extremist, and they may never find out.

Keys, a former social media editor, was convicted last fall of helping a hacker briefly deface an article on the Los Angeles Times' website.