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Researchers from the University of California, Santa Barbara have uncovered a hacking technique that could allow bad actors to sabotage location-based mobile apps by simulating large number of devices that don't actually exist.

App users logging in over unsecured ​​Wi-Fi hotspots may be exposing their personal information to data miners.

Odd "phantom trips' taken nearly a year after Uber log-in credentials surfaced on the dark web.

A recent SecureAuth study found one in three Americans resort to risky behaviors to remember passwords.

Researchers have uncovered a vulnerability in the way non-Bluetooth dongle devices interact with wireless mice and keypads, which could enable a nearby hacker to take over a victim's computer using radio frequency signals.

An Equifax study found millennials were more likely to store sensitive data on their personal devices.

The iPhone used by Syed Rizwan Farook, one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terror attack that left 14 people dead, was not found to contain any useful information, according to reports.

Security researchers discovered a CBS Sports app left personal information of millions of app users unencrypted in clear text.