Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveiled ‘world-leading’ plans to set a minimum age of 16 for social media access.

If you think that phone thefts are a thing of the past, you're wrong. One evening, I stumbled upon a Ukrainian TikTok creator ...

As one might expect, the $100 device doesn’t come with Qualcomm chips. And it isn’t powered even by MediaTek. Instead, the G9 features a chip made by the Chinese company Unisoct, which doesn’t have a ...

It's not only pink razors that cost more than they should. In our household, the most used device is not a TV or a computer – it's a PlayStation. Since I never understood the hype of video gaming but ...

Initially, attackers attempt to gain access via phishing emails. They lure users into clicking a malicious link, which leads to a PDF document relating to crypto topics, such as “Hidden Risk Behind ...

Finnish consumer goods maker Fiskars Group had its systems breached with thousands of users’ data exposed. The company started contacting individuals impacted by the March 31 data breach. According to ...

On the other hand, AI also plays a critical role in security, saving organizations an average of $2.2 million per breach by speeding up the detection and containment of incidents, thus minimizing ...

Cisco released software updates addressing a critical 10 out of 10 vulnerability affecting Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul (URWB) access points.

Reviewers confirm AMD’s claims that their new Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor is “the fastest gaming processor the world has ever seen.” However, not everyone is happy about its premium pricing.

Schneider Electric, the French multinational energy management corporation, confirmed a breach after ransomware gang HellCat posted demands of $125,000 in “Baguettes.” ...

Besides, even mindless texts and emails can have a surprisingly large environmental impact. According to CloudZero, the total amount of CO2 emissions used by one person for text messages is 310 grams ...

The government of Canada has ordered TikTok to dissolve its operations in the country. Canada said it was reacting to "specific national security risks" associated with the TikTok owner, ByteDance.