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Is your air fryer spying on you? Concerns over ‘excessive’ surveillance in smart devices

UK consumer group Which? finds some everyday items including watches and speakers are…

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Chinese believed to have targeted Trump’s and Vance’s phones in US telecommunications breach

Trump campaign immediately blamed Biden White House and Kamala Harris for Chinese government-linked…

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The run-up to my prostate examination | Brief letters

At the doctor’s | Phone safety | Passwords | Heinz advertLucy Mangan, writing…

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Rejoice! The charade of having to change our passwords every few months is coming to an end | Kate O’Flaherty

The US government is finally admitting there’s no need – instead, to fend…

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In tackling Vladimir Putin’s web of troll farms and hackers, we have one advantage: democracy | Peter Pomarantsev

By focusing on its strengths and pooling information, the west can disrupt Russia’s…

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Users of ‘throuples’ dating app Feeld may have had intimate photos accessed

Alternative relationships site says it has resolved concerns about data security that tech…

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UK datacentres to be designated critical infrastructure

Facilities to receive greater protection in attempt to reduce potential impact of adverse…

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NHS IT firm faces £6m fine over medical records hack

Watchdog provisionally finds Advanced failed to act to protect data of 82,946 after…

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Minister apologises for Northern Ireland special education needs data breach

Paul Givan says details of 407 people mistakenly sent out included names, addresses…

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