Category: MalwareBytes
California’s privacy regulator has fined a Texas data broker $45,000 and banned it from selling Californians’ personal information after it…
If you were still questioning whether iOS 26+ is for you, now is the time to make that call. Why?…
Last week, many Instagram users began receiving unsolicited emails from the platform that warned about a password reset request. Received…
Grok’s failure to block sexualized images of minors has turned a single “isolated lapse” into a global regulatory stress test…
Independent recognition matters in cybersecurity, and it matters a lot to us. It shows how security products perform when they’re tested…
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs: Stay safe! We don’t just report on privacy—we offer you the option to use it….
This week on the Lock and Code podcast… There’s a bizarre thing happening online right now where everything is getting…
Reportedly, pcTattletale founder Bryan Fleming has pleaded guilty in US federal court to computer hacking, unlawfully selling and advertising spyware,…
How comfortable are you with sharing your medical history with an AI? I’m certainly not. OpenAI’s announcement about its new…
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added both a newly discovered flaw and a much older one to…
Lego just made what it claims is its most important product release since it introduced minifigures in 1978. No, it’s…
A member of our web research team pointed me to a fake WinRAR installer that was linked from various Chinese…