After Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's account got hacked the company has made the decision to finally disable a feature that was one of its biggest security flaws.

Passwords are one of those annoying inconveniences of our current tech-driven world. While we most definitely need them to keep information and access secure, it can become increasingly difficult to remember password sacross all these different sites – which is often why people just use the same simple password everywhere they go (PS: use password managers). Google wants to ease …

After not taking a security vulnerability seriously, Zoom has now found themselves in hot water requiring Apple to come and save the day for them.

If you're using Firefox version 67.0.3 or Firefox ESR 60.7.1, then its suggested that you update it immediately.

Change your password now, because apparently Facebook had been storing passwords in a text document for a while now.

In its ugly feud with the US government, it appears Huawei is hitting back with a lawsuit of their own to try and get themselves back into the US market.

Just about everybody who’s owned a computer in the last few decades has used WinRAR, the ultra-popular file compression and extraction software. More than 500 million users worldwide use WinRAR for archival. Almost none of those people have paid the $7 it costs to use the software after its trial period has ended.

The movies were right all along, the next big war could not be started by the Russians, Koreans or the US, but rather accidentally by AI.