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Canada has introduced new legislation compelling tech platforms such as Twitter and Facebook to compensate Canadian publishers for sharing their content.

Google has urged Chrome users to update as yet another emergency security fix is suddenly released

As Covid-19 benefits fraud hits astronomical heights, in part due to crooked government employees, a former prosecutor warns there’s never been a program “that could be so easily fleeced around the globe.”

Nigeria has been ordered to change its cybercrime law, following concerns that it's being used to silence journalists and dissidents.

Australia's A-Leagues and players’ union Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) are taking their own steps against online abuse by filtering player's social media proactively.

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Biggest ever change for WhatsApp’s 2 billion users is suddenly confirmed…

You might have noticed that despite having automatic updates enabled, your iPhone takes days or weeks to upgrade to the latest iOS operating system. Why is this?

Apple has just issued iOS 15.4.1—an emergency security update including a major fix for a vulnerability that’s already being used to attack iPhones.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead dives in as today something intriguing Honeywell has built, based on Forge, to aid in its own internal auditing and governance compliance through transaction monitoring processes. Honeywell’s Continuous Assessment Monitoring System.

Engineers who kept Ukraine’s port city online have gone missing or died in the carnage inflicted by Russia’s siege. Hope remains that Ukrainian cities knocked off the internet map will come back online fast—once the shelling ends.

Just as Russian troops began rolling in on February 24th, a cyberattack that targetted Viasat knocked thousands of people in Ukraine and other European countries offline.

The unmanned aerial vehicles are too valuable against Russian invaders for Ukrainians to be all that concerned about whether manufacturer DJI has close ties to the Chinese government.

Russian hackers accused of targeting U.S. and Ukrainian organizations have set their sights on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and multiple Eastern European countries, Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) said Wednesday.

Connected security cameras with streaming video and two-way audio are a great way to keep tabs on what happens at you’re home when you’re not there. They can also be a great way for hackers to spy on and terrorize victims.

A “powerful” cyberattack has hit Ukraine’s biggest fixed line telecommunications company, Ukrtelecom.

An attack on the former national telecoms company Ukrtelecom—one of the largest telecom providers in the country—has been called the most significant in the war to date.

Apple’s iOS 15.4 is finally here, along with the ability to open your iPhone while wearing a mask. Here’s how to use the long-awaited new iPhone feature.

Google confirms an emergency Chrome update as attackers strike

The push to get Ukraine news past the Kremlin’s wall of propaganda is prompting innovative—and old-school—strategies.