
WhatsApp catches mercenary spyware attack
Spyware vendor NSO Group may be in violation of a court order to stop attacks on WhatsApp and its users

Spyware vendor NSO Group may be in violation of a court order to stop attacks on WhatsApp and its users

Now there are yet more reasons to look out for Signal Support scams

Android offers a new way to identify even more suspicious activity on targeted devices

A proposed bill in Canada has Signal and major VPNs threatening to leave

Whether a blue bubble or green bubble, all messages should be encrypted by default

Download your iOS updates to make sure you’re protected

AI agents are a bit like eager interns — they still need intentional management and supervision

Okay, this is really the last thing we need right now

Spoiler alert: This also applies to incoming notifications for every app. Learn how to adjust your settings

It may be a problem sooner than experts think

Lawmakers sent Tulsi Gabbard a letter asking for clarification about how the use of VPNs affects Americans’ privacy rights

The best time to update your devices is all the time

Using advertising infrastructure, Customs and Border Protection can track users’ locations when targeted devices are served ads

A recent story of a Proton Mail user unmasked for Swiss authorities highlights what the company can and can’t protect

Intellexa founder and three others found guilty of using mercenary spyware to target journalists and senior government officials in Greece

FPF’s Harlo Holmes offers advice on 404 Media podcast

Lockdown Mode is not just for dealing with remote malware — it also appears to shut down some forensic devices.

We’re showing our favorite digital security tools some love in our newsletter this week. Read up on why we love security keys.

Let’s appreciate all that passcodes do for us by sending this week’s Valentines to them and their natural home, the password manager.

As heart-shaped chocolate boxes fill store aisles, allow us a moment to write a love letter to one of our favorite tools: Signal.

Confer is an open source, end-to-end encrypted chatbot.

If you got one of these emails, you weren’t alone.

Even if you don’t live in the Golden State, there are things you can do to opt out of invasive data broker companies.

How might Chrome put guardrails on AI ‘agents’?

The Pentagon inspector general’s report gives more details on the incident than ever before.