Privacy

Two-factor authentication is a log-in process that requires users to present two forms of ID verification rather than just one password.

The U.S. is largely unprepared to fend off future cyberattacks, a new government-commissioned study shows.

John Catsimatidis recently used artificial intelligence to do a background search on his daughter's date.

Video smartphone app TikTok tapped ADP Chief Security Officer Roland Cloutier to become the app's new head of security information.

Facebook-owned WhatsApp is by far the most popular and top-rated messaging app with end-to-end encryption in the world.

To thwart increasingly dangerous cybercriminals, law enforcement agents are working to "burn down their infrastructure."

The Better Business Bureau and Federal Trade Commission have issued alerts warning people of COVID-19-related scam emails and texts.

Nearly three-quarters of survey respondents said they think Facebook, which has more than 2 billion active users, is too big.

The main concern surrounding the app with an estimated 800 million users is its tie to the Chinese government.

Companies paid an average of $8 million after a being hit with a hack last year.

The FCC is accusing Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint failing to protect customer location data by selling it to third-parties.

An Apple spokesperson said Clearview violated one of its rules.

There were more than 4,000 publicly disclosed breaches in 2019.

The Vatican is calling for the ethical development and regulation of AI to to stay ahead of the curve on technology.

Proposed fines could reach more than $200 million.

The Redditt CEO said he is concerned that the app is 'always listening' and he called the fingerprint technology it uses 'terrifying.'

'The cloud' is a physical place where digital information is stored.