For years, Tutanota (which recently rebranded to "Tuta") has been a trusted email provider. A former Canadian cop has accused it of being a honeypot.
Agents from the DEA, IRS, DHS, DOJ, and the Postal Service are joining forces to address an uptick in cryptocurrency and dark web-enabled crime.
"Silence Unknown Callers" stops unknown calls from ringing on WhatsApp, instead redirecting the call and displaying the number in the user’s call list.
The 23-year-old who hacked dozens of high-profile Twitter accounts and conducted a Bitcoin scheme pleaded guilty to seven charges filed against him.
Google says its officially verified blue check ‘Brand Indicators’ will help differentiate between fake and real brand emails.
The arms race between spam blockers and spam senders is about to escalate with the emergence of a new weapon: generative artificial intelligence.
Unwanted robotexting is a growing problem across the U.S., and the FCC is stepping in with new rules for the first time to protect consumers.
Dark net markets and fraud shops revenue reportedly tumbled last year after reaching highs of $3.1 billion in 2021.
The FEC found no evidence Google engaged in prohibited contributions and said Google's spam filter were intended to keep out phishing attacks and scams.
Former Twitter employees received emails Saturday confirming a severance package email that was forwarded to spam was not a "phishing attempt."
The FBI charged six people who were allegedly involved in large-scale cyberattacks on Wednesday.
A database with contact information for elite cybersecurity professionals is now being sold on the dark web to the highest bidder.
The website announced a new tool that will send you a notification, and potentially lock you out for 24 hours, if you leave an abusive comment.
Major cities around the country were locked down in huge protests over the weekend surrounding covid restrictions and the repressive Beijing regime.
A group of 55 parents wrote a letter to lawmakers urging them to pass two Senate bills to protect teens from harmful ads and cyberbullying on social media.
“Hi everyone! It’s a pleasure being doxxed with such a fine crew,” wrote a prominent right-winger included in the ill-fated mass email.
The company reported that around 296,000 pieces of customer information were leaked.
Who’s blasting out dubious articles blaming renewable energy for Texas' power grid woes? Several indicators strongly suggest it’s the tech-savvy Brad Parscale.
Turns out it’s pretty damn easy to spam the entire Air Force using just one email address.
The company said that 85% of users’ emails sent through the closed email forwarding service beta contained hidden trackers.
