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IPVanish Launches New Feature for Android TV and Fire TV
IPVanish, one of the top VPNs on the market, has unveiled a new feature for its Android TV and Fire TV apps aimed at improving user convenience. The new VPN shortcuts feature lets you access your favorite content more quickly, min...
Proton VPN Passes Third Consecutive No-Logs Audit, Upholding Privacy Promise
For the third consecutive time, one of the best VPNs on the market, Proton VPN, successfully passed an independent audit of its no-logs policy, reaffirming its commitment to privacy and data protection. This most recent audit was...
Ransomware Group Leaks 175 GB of Data from Clinical Research Organization
Safety Detective’s cybersecurity team stumbled upon a post in which the ransomware group "RansomHub" states that they have leaked 175 GB of data from the Baim Institute for Clinical Research, a renowned non-profit academic researc...
10 Million Online Pirates Exposed By Data Leak
Users of the online piracy website, Z-Library, had their data leaked by scammers.
Z-Library served as an extremely popular spot to download free academic papers and books, however, unknown to users, a team of scammers were coll...
1Password Solves Major Problem With Passkeys
Leading password manager company, 1Password, solved one of the biggest roadblocks for widespread passkey adoption.
Until now, there was no way to encrypt your passkeys in the same way that you could encrypt a password. While pa...
ExpressVPN Improves Its Home Routers
ExpressVPN, the popular cybersecurity company best known for its VPN, released a broad array of new accessibility features for its home routers.
The company first released its two router models, Aircove and Aircove Go, in 2022...
Massive Data Breach Exposes 769 Million Records at ClickBalance
In a significant cybersecurity incident, researcher Jeremiah Fowler uncovered a non-password-protected database containing 769 million records belonging to ClickBalance, a major ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) technology provid...
KnowBe4 Unwittingly Hires North Korean Hacker as Software Engineer
In a startling incident, KnowBe4, a US-based security training company, discovered it had mistakenly hired a North Korean hacker as a software engineer. The revelation came to light after the hacker's newly issued company computer...
Cybercriminals Exploit Global Tech Outage with Malicious Websites
Cybercriminals are exploiting the chaos resulting from a massive global tech outage on Friday by promoting fake websites filled with malicious software, designed to compromise unsuspecting victims, according to warnings from the U...
Teen Arrested in Connection with MGM Resorts Ransomware Attack
British police have arrested a 17-year-old boy in Walsall, England, believed to be linked to the "Scattered Spider" hacking collective responsible for last year's devastating ransomware attacks on MGM Resorts and other companies...