Google has filed a lawsuit against a Chinese cybercriminal group selling “phishing for dummies” kits that have targeted millions of Americans with fake E-Z Pass and USPS texts. The sophisticated operation has already compromised up to 115 million credit cards in the US alone and caused over a billio
AI-generated political arguments are just as persuasive as human-written ones, according to new Stanford research. Even more concerning, people are more receptive to opposing viewpoints when they believe AI created the message rather than a human.
Google’s security team has issued a critical warning about malicious VPN applications that steal passwords and financial data. The timing coincides with increased VPN usage following new age-restriction laws. Security experts reveal what makes these fake VPNs so dangerous and how to avoid them.
When it comes to two-factor authentication, the best solution isn’t from tech giants. Aegis Authenticator offers complete control over your security keys with local encryption and open-source transparency that corporate alternatives can’t match.
A top Democratic lawmaker is demanding transparency about President Trump’s pardon of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao. The investigation focuses on potential financial entanglements between the Trump family and the world’s largest crypto exchange. Documents have been requested by November 20, 2025.
Nikkei’s Slack workspace was breached after an employee’s personal computer was infected with malware. The incident exposed names, email addresses, and chat histories of 17,368 registered users. The company has reported the breach to Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission.
Neon is back in app stores with a new approach after its abrupt disappearance. The app pays users for recording calls to train AI, but questions about security and payments remain unresolved. User reviews show widespread dissatisfaction with current payment rates.
Google has a long history of killing popular products, and NotebookLM users are right to be worried. Here’s how to create a bulletproof backup system that keeps your notes safe no matter what happens to the experimental AI tool.
Apple is publicly calling out the European Union for what it calls contradictory privacy demands. The company says the EU wants better user protection under one law while forcing Apple to remove safeguards under another. This marks a significant escalation in their ongoing regulatory battle.
Japanese media giant Nikkei suffered a major breach after malware on an employee’s laptop gave attackers access to its Slack workspace. The incident exposed personal information of over 17,000 employees and business partners. This highlights how collaboration platforms have become prime targets for
