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The bank says customers are responsible for transactions made by AI agents they give access to, raising fresh concerns about agentic shopping.

A password manager telling you to secure your secrets should probably explain what happened to them.

At least 1,515,073 people may have had saved Revolve card details exposed, and SecurityWeek reported there's no free monitoring offer.

A hardcoded app credential exposed profile data, including birth dates, phone numbers, ZIP codes, veteran status, and recent login IPs.

Smart Reports lets employers analyze employee Claude conversations, track spending, and review session summaries, raising workplace privacy concerns.

Researchers warn that search hijacking could expose users to privacy risks and potentially open the door to phishing attacks and malware.

Just here to read? Not without Reddit getting its bag, you’re not.

A VPN speed comparison built on over 200 speed test results since March 2024. See which VPNs slowed us down the least, and how their speeds changed over time.

A federal fraud investigation uncovered stolen identities used to collect student aid.

NordVPN researchers found two fake PS5 emulators on GitHub distributing malware that can steal passwords, evade Microsoft Defender, and erase their own files.

Framer is a popular AI website builder. It has four plans, but each plan’s final price can be significantly higher than the sticker price due to five factors. Let’s discuss.

A shopper’s frustration over missing prices comes as the FTC demands answers from Target, Walmart and seven other companies about personalized pricing.

HHS lists 8,179,772 people affected by the iRhythm breach involving patient, insurance, device, and contact details, with notices mailed in October.

A new congressional report finds that billions are lost to cyber scams each year, but fragmented recovery efforts leave victims struggling to get their money back.

The AT&T data breach settlement is final, but most checks will be small. The Social Security numbers and phone records behind it could fuel scams for years.

Frontline Education hasn't disclosed how many were affected after SSNs, government IDs, and Medicaid IDs were exposed. If notified, use free TransUnion monitoring.

CISA has confirmed active exploitation of two PHP vulnerabilities and urged organizations to prioritize fixes before attackers strike.

Fake bank employees and tech support agents turned seniors’ cash withdrawals into packages bound for rental homes.

Discord’s upcoming web rollout lets eligible messages appear after you turn sharing off.

A fake FTC agent, a bogus police report, and a “security deposit” are all part of the scheme.

A forgotten updater tied to a defunct Popcorn Time fork left millions of computers vulnerable to hackers who could install malware or take control.