Advice column: How can I tell my device isn’t infected with malware or spyware?
Security risk assessment as a mental health tool
Media organizations are locking down
The New York Times reports media organizations are locking down their communications amid threats to the press.
Advice column: Will I face increased scrutiny for using Tor?
People may have tried to scare you away from the anonymity-preserving Tor Browser. … Use it anyway!
Telegram’s compliance with data requests skyrockets
Following CEO Pavel Durov’s arrest, the messaging app is giving more user IP addresses and phone numbers to U.S. authorities
Leaks and the media in 2025
Trump attorneys, incoming officials lay out intentions to use the legal system to bully media and investigate leaks
Advice column: Why not use my browser as my password manager?
Our digital security training team on the advantages and disadvantages of a browser-based password manager
Clawing back your data on X
Purging your social media posts is getting much simpler
The 2025 journalist’s digital security checklist
Our digital security training team's checklist to help journalists secure their digital life.
Lock down your Bluesky account
Among journalists, Bluesky is taking flight. Critical account security protections are still under development
Advice column: Sharing passwords and two-factor authentication methods across teams
FPF's digital security training team today answers, how can I safely share passwords and two-factor authentication methods with my team?
New leaks on police phone unlocking tech
Recent insight into the capabilities and limitations of GrayKey, a secretive phone forensics tool, highlight the importance of updates
