In this week’s Cyber News roundup, we take a look at an update to Google search results, Google’s plan to bring privacy-focused features to Android, Facebook’s latest attempt at getting you to stay, and a glimpse of what the future could hold following Jan. 6.

In this week’s cyber news roundup, we cover Google’s questionable decision to save Robinhood from its self-inflicted demise, Apple’s latest critical iPhone update, and the latest reason to give Signal a try.

In this week’s cyber news roundup, we cover the FBI’s latest warning against COVID-related scam attempts, Malwarebytes’ data breach, Google’s massive, massive threat, and a home security customer’s worst nightmare.

In this week’s cyber news roundup, WhatsApp tries to put out a fire, Ring focuses its attention on privacy, President-elect Joe Biden proposes major boosts to US cybersecurity, and a total downgrade in in-home fitness.

In this week’s Cyber News roundup, we take a look at the massive breach impacting the United States government, and the latest shots fired in the war between Apple and Facebook.

Schools are getting hit with ransomware attacks, Chrome is dealing with malware problems, and California finally launches its contact tracing app.

A newly discovered vulnerability puts many consumer routers at risk of a cyber attack. Read up on what this means for you and how you can better protect yourself from these security flaws.

In this week’s Cyber News roundup, we take a look at how some next-gen gamers were the target of a phishing attack, how WhatsApp may be the go-to place for privacy-loving users, and a few iPhone security flaws that were recently fixed.

Apple is expected to pay out about half a million dollars to a group of security researchers who exposed numerous critical vulnerabilities in their infrastructure. Here’s what the hackers found.

Ransomware is on the rise in 2020, but the federal government is now mandating that companies not provide hackers with any of their monetary demands. Here’s why.

A tech developer has created a counterfeit iPhone charging cable that is capable of enabling outside users with access to your data. But should you be worried?

As our understanding of COVID-19 has evolved over the past couple of months, so too have the scams associated with it. We take a look at the latest path scammers are taking to scare you into giving up your critical data.

In this week’s Cyber News roundup, we take a look at the latest developments with Apple and Google’s COVID-19 contact tracing partnership, Apple and Facebook’s privacy battle, the great Tesla hack that nearly was, and a consequential court ruling on the NSA.

Recent cybersecurity reports shed light on hackers’ ability to access your conversations with Amazon’s Alexa. Here’s what else they may have had access to.

We take a look at the top 10 brands that have been imitated for phishing purposes during Q2 2020.

Apple recently announced plans to support encrypted DNS communications across iOS and macOS devices this fall, signaling a big win for fans of privacy and security. Unfamiliar with encrypted DNS? We’ve got you.

Any modern television will be equipped with “smart” features, including those that allow you to bypass the need for a third-party streaming device, such as a Roku, Amazon Fire TV Stick, or Apple TV. But doing so will inevitably require you to have your TV connected to the internet… which is kind of a problem.

With COVID-19 contact tracing comes the opportunity for scammers to take advantage of the unsuspecting public. Here’s how you can make sure you’re staying safe and informed during the next stage of the pandemic response.