Apple Mac users running the Zoom meetings app are reporting that it’s keeping their computer’s microphone on when they aren’t using it. The issue appears

A trip into the dark corners of Telegram, which has become a magnet for criminals peddling everything from illegal drugs to fake money and COVID-19

Nations running online foreign influence campaigns have turned to dating apps to recruit people privy to sensitive information, according to the director general of the

Ransomware attacks are proliferating as criminals turn to gangs providing turnkey post-compromise services, Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned. In a joint UK-US-Australia

The convenience of tapping your phone at the cash register instead of fumbling for loose change in your physical wallet is undeniable. Nearly 40% of

The February edition of Google’s monthly Android security update tackles, among other vulnerabilities, an eyebrow-raising critical flaw in Android 12. That bug, CVE-2021-39675, is present

Sri Lanka has decided to adopt a national digital identity framework based on biometric data and will ask India if it can implement that nation’s

Patch Tuesday Microsoft for its February Patch Tuesday gave Windows admins just 51 fixes to apply, the smallest number of patches since the meager ration

Two New York-based “tech entrepreneurs” were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly conspiring to launder $4.5bn in stolen cryptocurrency, the US Department of Justice said, adding

A Canadian who used the Netwalker ransomware to attack 17 organisations and had C$30m (US$23.6m) in cash and Bitcoin when police raided his house has

Adults will have to hand over credit card or passport details before they can access social media sites, the British government threatened this morning. Internet

Let’s face it – we would not be the same people we are today if it wasn’t for the internet. The internet has opened our

No more turning a blind eye to algorithmic bias and discrimination if US lawmakers get their way For years, tech has claimed that AI decisions

Optionis, the group that includes umbrella and accountancy companies providing services to tech contractors, has confirmed that following last month’s digital break-in customer data is

The shadow foreign secretary for UK’s opposition Labour party, David Lammy MP, has asked why the reform of the Computer Misuse Act appears to have

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Microsoft Office will soon block untrusted Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros sourced from the internet by default – a security measure users can still

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