Recently 16 billion passwords were leaked online. HaveIBeenPwned.com is a website that tells you if your data has been breached.

A massive password leak has surfaced on the dark web, exposing data of over a billion users. It’s a clear reminder of how quickly online th...

Millions of people still use easy-to-guess passwords like 123456, making their accounts vulnerable to hacking. Cybersecurity experts urge u...

Being on the internet offers various benefits, such as easy access to information, entertainment, and communication with friends and family...

The following are a few ‘easy’ tips to stay secure.

The government has issued a warning to State Bank of India (SBI) customers about fictitious messages that ask them to update their PAN numb...

The seniors are more trusting and less aware of the risks around them.

"Very often by talking through what the impact (of data hoarding) can be, (and) by having very open conversations with business executives....

ET Wealth lists out five basic steps you need to follow to secure your data and information on social media and every other website.

New Delhi, Sep 25 (IANS) With Yahoo announcing a massive data breach last week where 500 million of its user accounts were compromised in 2...

One normally starts thinking about security only when it gets compromised. But the services you normally use put in a lot of effort to keep...

Hacking has become common these days. Here are few tips that can ensure your private information stays private.

Apple acknowledged on Sunday night that the App Store had been hit by an unprecedented hack that infected dozens of apps with malware.

The company continues to try to find ways to get people thinking about security, says security product manager Melissa Luu-Van.

Despite making itself vulnerable to the data breach in the first place, Ashley Madison did secure its users using bcrypt-hashed passwords.

Shopping online using credit cards is becoming increasingly popular as it makes life way and due to the diversified options available.

Any frequent user of the internet has a frighteningly large amount of data stored online — all accessed with simple passwords.