IdentityTheft.gov turns a US theft report into a recovery plan
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The Federal Trade Commission's site turns your answers into an official report and a recovery plan. Put a fraud alert on your credit report before you file.

A 2020 demonstration called Thunderspy unlocked encrypted Windows and Linux laptops in minutes. A separate flaw breaks the security chip in Macs.

In 1986 astronomer Cliff Stoll chased a 75-cent gap in a lab's computer bill and found German hackers who had sold their access to the KGB.

A VPN encrypts your traffic and routes it through a company's server, so the question is which watcher you trust more, not whether one exists.

Your browser trusts over 100 certificate authorities. CISA warns they vary in how strictly they check, and only a fingerprint check by phone is certain.

End-to-end encryption stops a provider reading your words, but it still knows who messaged whom, when, and how the chat moved.

ZDNET names Bitdefender its top antivirus pick for 2026, but Microsoft advises against running a second antivirus alongside Windows Defender.

Let's Encrypt automated the forms, waiting and server setup as well, then issued its billionth HTTPS certificate in February 2020.

In 2016 a US judge told Apple to help the FBI into a gunman's iPhone. Apple refused, calling it a backdoor, and the case ended when a hired firm broke in.