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Uber employees might be at risk of being targeted with phishing attacks soon. Uber got itself hacked yet again. The popular ride-hailing app suffered another data breach - the second one in 2022 and almost three months since the first occurred.

The details of more than 77,000 Uber employees have reportedly been leaked online after a third-party vendor was targeted by a threat actor.

More than 77,000 Uber employees’ email addresses and other company data, including source code, have been leaked as part of the recent hack.

Screen Recording via Snipping Tool will roll out for all Windows 11 users soon. Windows 11 users usually resort to a third-party app to record their on-screen activities.

Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson shows how a seemingly harmless messaging service for Android users actually contained malware. Here's what to know about avoiding it.

Crain's Health Pulse is your source for actionable, exclusive and inside news on the health care industry.

The latest Uber data breach is still fresh in our minds. After all, it has just been three months since it happened. Now the company has confirmed yet another security incident, though this one isn’t quite as serious — at least, for now.

Microsoft Edge is killing Windows 7, 8, 8.1 support starting next year or in January 2023. Microsoft Edge is dropping its Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.

Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health has confirmed that an October ransomware attack exposed the personal data of more than 620,000 patients

Fosshost CEO is still missing in action as the project reaches its end. The open-source software provider Fosshost announces that they will no longer be hosting and providing cloud computing services to its users, following months of not hearing from its CEO.