Right now, your mobile phone could be hosting invisible software that's helping hackers commit crimes across the globe -- and you'd have virtually no way of knowing it. That's one of the key findings ...

In an era where mobile numbers are directly linked to bank accounts, UPI apps, emails, and social media, your SIM card has ...

Having your smartphone hacked feels like someone robbed your house. Your smartphone doesn’t just hold your valuables; it signals to intruders which of your valuables are the most important to you. If ...

Chinese state-linked hackers reportedly breached phones "at the heart of Downing Street," and allegedly accessed the phone ...

When it comes to tech safety, we all know (or should know) not to provide personal information voluntarily, but you can be hacked passively, without intentionally providing personal information. And ...

Cybersecurity investigators noticed a highly unusual software crash — it was affecting a small number of smartphones belonging to people who worked in government, politics, tech and journalism. The ...

Updated at 1:26 p.m. ET Friday If Jeff Bezos can't keep his phone safe, how can the rest of us hope to? Sure, Bezos, Amazon's CEO and the owner of The Washington Post, is smart and presumably has good ...

Credit card hackers are targeting Starbucks gift card and mobile payment users around the country — and stealing from consumers’ credit cards — with a new scam so ingenious they don’t even need to ...

Using public Wi-Fi in India may save mobile data, but it can expose your phone to hacking, data theft, and cyber attacks.

An image of Israeli Prime Minister Benjami Netanyahu using a mobile with tapes on the camera has sparked curiosity and ...

A mysterious red sticker on Prime Minister Netanyahu's mobile phone is causing extensive speculation in the Arab world and ...