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Android devices hit by zero-day exploit Google thought it had patched

Android smartphones are vulnerable to a zero-day exploit that Google thought it had patched for good two years ago.

The US, UK and Australian governments last week officially urged Facebook to halt its plans for end-to-end encryption.

Police could set up transceivers outside a building and compare spectrograms of suspects walking vs. crime scene footage.

A researcher has released details of a WhatsApp flaw that could be used to compromise the app and the mobile device the app is running on.

A UK class action lawsuit against Google, that represents around 5 million iPhone users, can go ahead, according to the UK Court of Appeal.

It’s good, but also a perfect opportunity for us to remember that Incognito mode doesn’t translate to “I’m invisible!”

Without one, the companies that collect our data will likely face compliance with California’s take-no-prisoners law, in effect 1 January 2020.

The serial hacker GnosticPlayers is claiming to have ransacked Zynga’s user data – including names, emails and passwords.

Reyes Daniel Ruiz went after younger women’s accounts, including those of his personal friends and work colleagues, he admitted.

As promised in April, Cloudflare has finally launched Warp, a consumer mobile privacy app that looks a lot like a VPN without actually being one.