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One billion Android smartphones racking up security flaws

How long do Android devices continue to receive security updates after they’re purchased? The answer is: barely two years.

Microsoft is pressing ahead with an ambitious plan to de-fang common vulnerabilities hiding in old Windows code with the help of Rust.

Still running Office 2011 on a Mac? If so, there are at least two reasons why that might not be a good idea.

Microsoft fixed 59 vulnerabilities in October’s Patch Tuesday, including several critical remote code execution (RCE) flaws.

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.

Google has discovered a flaw in a Chromebook security feature which allows owners to press their device’s power button to initiate U2F 2FA.

The shadowy world of phone-surveillance-for-hire became a little clearer last week following the discovery of a phone exploit called Simjacker.

When is a security update not a security update? When it’s patching flaws in a version of an OS nobody beyond developers is yet running.

Be careful before installing that mobile app on your iOS or Android device – many mobile applications are riddled with vulnerabilities.

Researchers have found an unexpected behavior in a Windows feature designed to protect remote sessions.