They’re not surveillance spectacles, says Google, just a piece in the jigsaw of “ambient computing”, where helpfulness is all around you.

Cybersecurity staff are on edge for the same reason that there are no cooks on the ISS: Organizations are carefully watching expenses for jobs that don't require dedicated team members.

Amazon has placed a moratorium on police use of its facial recognition platform - but a congressman asked if that extends to its Ring smart doorbell in a new inquiry.

The industry's latest buzzword is largely a repackaging exercise that bundles a collection of capabilities together and offers them as a cloud-delivered service.

Android 11 is finally released, and there are security and privacy fixes and features you should know about Google's mobile operating system. Jack Wallen provides the details.

At the risk of giving you a feeling of déjà vu all over again, it’s time to talk about Facebook hoaxes once more.

Four-year investigation shuts down EncroChat and busts 746 alleged criminals for planning murders, selling drugs and laundering money.

There are a number of paramount concerns afoot among IT professionals. Learn some of the priorities from industry insiders and experts.

Looking for a way to gain a bit more security and privacy for your SSH connections? Jack Wallen shows you how with the help of Tor.

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To help end systemic racism, we’ll stay away from an error-prone technology that’s been shown to have racial bias, the city council said.

Almost 90% of email attacks manipulate sender identity to fool recipients and initiate social engineering attacks.

Securing the Internet of Things requires diligence in secure development and hardware design throughout the product life cycle, as well as resilience testing and system component analysis.

The FBI recently reflected on the the arrest of a hacker who stole intellectual property from a tech company, including how collaboration and activity monitoring played a role in tracking him down.

Two exploits for Microsoft vulnerabilities have been added to the Purple Fox EK, showing ongoing development for the exploit kit.

A low-quality batch of malicious tools can sell for as low as $70, while a premium set can go as high as $6,000, according to the security research site Privacy Affairs.

A new phishing campaign spotted by Abnormal Security attempts to trick people with a phony Twitter security notification.

Left unpatched, pair of vulnerabilities could give attackers wide access to a victim's application delivery network.

Adware on inexpensive Android smartphone can carry additional malware and be undeletable.

North Korea-based APT is targeting online payments made by American and European shoppers.