Scammers are using robocalls that spread disinformation about the coronavirus pandemic and lying about offering low-priced health insurance and free coronavirus test kits.

The FBI has asked Apple for assistance in unlocking two iPhones that belonged to Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, the Saudi air force trainee alleged to have shot and killed three people at Naval Air Station Pensacola in December.

A large majority of people are still using weak passwords like “password” and “123456”. Folks, it’s long past time to stop taking security shortcuts.

Google is limiting G Suite access for less secure apps (LSAs), or “non-Google apps,” beginning on June 15, 2020.

High-school students from Wisconsin attending a conference in Minneapolis found spy cameras in their rooms at a downtown hotel, prompting a police investigation. The recording devices were not found in other rooms on the property, the hotel management determined after a careful search.

By default, Chrome 79 will now let users know if their credentials are public.