Worried you may be at risk to pharming attacks? We explain what pharming is, the difference between pharming and phishing, plus how to keep your computer safe.

A 5.0GB database belonging to the French Civic Service exposed nearly 1.4 million records on the web without a password or any authentication required to access it, Comparitech researchers report. The Agence du Service Civique recruits 19–25-year-olds for volunteer work.

Although many restaurants' user accounts are available on dark web marketplaces, few have sold as widely as Domino's Pizza accounts. We explain how accounts have been hacked and how you can secure your account in the future.

Protecting customer PII is complicated for small businesses, but data breaches are much worse. Find out what PII is and how to keep it safe.

Common misconfigurations on Google Firebase databases allow unauthorized parties to easily find and access users' personal data in thousands of apps.

Worried about the safety of Zoom? With so many people using Zoom meetings for work it's important to know how to keep your sensitive data safe. We explain the essential steps you can take to keep your Zoom meetings private and secure.

1.1 million customer records including some payment details were exposed by high-end gamepad manufacturer SCUF Gaming.

Adware can be annoying, while ad-supported software can be a beneficial funding model. Find out how they relate to each other and how to remove any adware.

42 million user IDs and phone numbers for a third-party version of Telegram were exposed online without a password. The accounts belong to users in Iran, where the official Telegram app is blocked.