Apple just released iOS 16.5.1 (c), and you need to install it now
Apple iOS 16.5.1 (c) has landed for the iPhone. You should install it as a matter of urgency since it fixes a flaw already being used in real-life attacks.
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I tried two passwordless password managers, and was seriously impressed by one
Dashlane and 1Password are now offering options that allow you to set up a new account without a master password. Here's what I found when I tested them both.
Flipper Zero can be used to crash iPhones running iOS 17, but there's a way to foil the attack
It basically performs a denial of service (DoS) attack on iPhones. Here's how it works and what you can do to protect your phone.
Google's new settings let you remove your private info from search results. Here's how
The tools help you find and request the removal of contact details and personal explicit images from showing up in Google search.
7 cool and useful things to do with your Flipper Zero
Forget all the fake Flipper Zero nonsense you see on TikTok. Here are a bunch of very real and impressive things I've used it for.
Hacker claims to have stolen Dell customer data, twice. Here's how to protect yourself
A hacker told TechCrunch he exploited flaws in two data breaches, giving him access to Dell customer names, phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses.
Meet the new Arlo video doorbell and Essential security cameras
The company just launched a new video doorbell and the second generation of its most affordable cameras, with prices starting as low as $40.
Flipper Zero hacking tool is a big hit
Despite supply chain issues resulting in the device being out of stock for weeks on end, the company behind the Flipper Zero is on track to sell $80 million worth of units this year.
Banks defending their right to security are missing the point about consumer trust
When businesses override a customer's security decision, does it make them fully liable when a breach occurs? That's a question banks like those in Singapore need to consider before they roll out their next security feature.
This is why AI-powered misinformation is the top global risk
Three billion citizens will head to the polls during the next two years. These people must be protected from AI-generated misinformation and disinformation.
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