Google has quietly changed its privacy rules, and your data could be the target.

Engineering student says he has been shut out of his data since his phone was stolen in 2024, and that the company ignored an ...

An AI agent completed a routine task in seconds—and accidentally exposed the terrifying security blind spot every early ...

DarkCore RAT steals credentials and enables hidden desktop access, advertising session hijacking and victim-IP proxying to ...

A security researcher documented a multi-stage phishing campaign that harvested Google credentials, simulated Apple passkey ...

On 16 October Google changed its privacy policy to allow ad personalisation using content from Gmail, Google Drive and Google ...

Empacer has launched a voice-first AI business assistant for owners of small and medium businesses. Owners say or type what they need, such as a post from a photo, a reply to a customer or a plan for ...

Google's revised privacy policy links Gmail and Drive data to ad targeting when connected to AI features like Gemini or Search.

As technology makes it easier to find bugs across the internet, it's more important than ever to secure your data.

Google has long maintained that it would not use data from users' Gmail, Drive, or Photos accounts to serve personalized ads.

Introduction and thoughtsRecent security issues are getting so out of hand that I've created a checklist of things that seem necessary to protect your own money and accounts, and I'm sharing it here.I ...

The United States Justice Department charged a systems developer for a CIA contractor with violating the Espionage Act. He ...