Facebook was criticized for not taking responsibility of how it might have affected the outcome of 2016 presidential elections. The company has now made public the plans that it will take to crack down on fake news.
The social media company denied allegations it eavesdrops on its users, responding to recent reports that suggested Facebook could be using a phone's microphone to listen in on its users.
New guidelines issued by the Supreme Council of Cyberspace have to complied with in one year, the government has ordered.
June Euro 2016 soccer championship in France may be the target of terror attacks. The U.S. State Department has thus issued a travel alert for people planning to visit France.
Outside the White House Friday afternoon Secret Service guards shot a man and took him into custody.
Americans are now limiting the amount of the transactions they make online highlighting the fears in the age of online digital insecurity, a recent survey by the US Department of Commerce revealed. Concerns over privacy and online security have been cited as the main reasons why more than half of surveyed American households have shied away from transacting online.
This move for me seems illogical. In a rather unanimous move, The Federal Communications Commission and Federal Trade Commission have now asked mobile phone carriers and manufacturers to explain about the methods they adopt to release security updates amid mounting concerns over security vulnerabilities, the U.S. agencies said on Monday.
An IT Security firm has just revealed the extent of email account breach that affected tens of millions of people using free email services like Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoomail, and Mail.ru. What is disturbing is that hackers who get hold of these information virtually give it for free.
Internet is pulsating with iPhone 7 rumors, revealing about its possible design and features. Buzz has it that Apple is aiming for an unhackable iPhone after its privacy battle with FBI.
A nuclear plant security guard was killed in his home in Belgium just two days after the twin suicide bombings in Brussels that killed 31 people and injured more. Meanwhile, investigations are underway to determine the murder’s possible link to terrorism.
Google is pushing hard to make Gmail as safe as it can possible. The search engine Giant rolled out few new features designed to prevent phishing, malware and hacking.
A three-year-old Egyptian toddler was mistakenly convicted for “killing three people and sabotaging public and private property” during his alleged participation in pro-Morsi protest in 2014.
Europe’s plan to combat refugee influx called “Operation Sophia” goes full throttle in its 2nd phase according to a purported classified document obtained by WikiLeaks although the news of such plan had already been reported by several media outfits last year.
Weighing on Apple’s fight with the FBI, experts have warned of far-reaching consequences if the iPhone maker gave in to government’s hacking demands.
Apple is determined to resist FBI’s attempt to gain access to San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone data despite court order.
