They Didn't Get Your Password. They Got Everything Else.

Booking.com forced PIN resets. Basic-Fit disclosed a breach hitting roughly one million EU gym members. No passwords were stolen, both companies say. That's not the reassurance it sounds like.

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Your 'Security' Camera Has a Backdoor the Manufacturer Put There on Purpose

Researcher reveals VStarcam deliberately engineered password-leaking backdoors into camera firmware over four years.

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The FCC Just Banned Foreign Routers. Almost Every Router You Own Is Foreign.

The FCC has declared foreign-made consumer routers a national security threat and blocked new ones from entering the US market. Here's what the rule actually covers, what it doesn't, and why the hard question about firmware goes unanswered.

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Sears' AI Chatbot Stored 3.7 Million of Your Conversations. Could Be Read Online.

Security researcher Jeremy Fowler found 3.7 million Sears chatbot conversations and 1.4 million audio files sitting wide open online -- including home addresses and appointment times. This one crosses into physical security territory.

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Coinbase Is Asking You to Type Your Crypto Wallet Key Into a Website. Don't.

Coinbase Commerce shuts down March 31 and its migration tool asks users to enter their seed phrase into a web form. Security researchers are alarmed -- and they should be.

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An Identity Theft Protection Company Was Just Hacked by a Phone Scammer

Aura sells identity protection. A scammer called one employee, said the right things, and walked out with data on 900,000 people. The irony is real, but the lesson is bigger.

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Russian Hackers Are Coming for Your Signal and WhatsApp

Dutch intelligence says Russian state hackers are running a global campaign to hijack Signal and WhatsApp accounts by abusing the linked-device feature. Here's how to check if you're compromised.

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