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For a limited time, at Amazon, when you buy a 4 pack of AirTags, you'll save $10 which is enough to grab yourself a steaming, greasy, and delicious pizza.

Hackers can inject malicious code into a car's electronic network via headlight or taillight wires, fooling the car into thinking the key is present.

During spring cleaning, don't forget about smart home security. Here are a few ways you can improve your smart home during your annual spring cleaning.

A good smart lock should have a combination of security, aesthetics, and convenience. We share our favorite smart locks for 2023 and what we love about them.

A serious bug in Microsoft’s Azure platform could have let hackers switch up search results and steal the files of millions of users, a security firm has found.

OpenAI's ChatGPT is a powerful tool with untold possibilities. Unfortunately, that can be a bad thing in terms of safety, privacy, and security.

Think Macs can’t get viruses? Think again, as a new Mac malware strain has been found that steals credit card info, login data, and even your password database.

It's scary knowing your data might not be private. VPNs help shield your online activities. To help you pick the right one, these are the best VPN services.

A larger-than-usual update to Apple’s mobile operating system fixes over 30 distinct vulnerabilities, including two serious issues that may potentially affect device kernels

In the latest drama to hit Twitter, parts of its all-important source code have been exposed online, possibly for months.