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U.S. intelligence agencies suggest China is involved in a breach of multiple major U.S. telecommunications providers.
Advice column: Are password managers ‘putting all my eggs in one basket?’
Eric Adams allegedly claimed that he had changed the passcode and told the FBI he did not remember it.
Discord announced its rollout of end-to-end encryption for voice and video calls in one-to-one and group direct messages, voice channels, and Go Live streams.
We’ve heard some questions about the difference between Signal usernames, phone numbers, profile names, profiles, and nicknames. Let’s talk about it.
FPF's digital security advice column today answers, why should I trust Signal?
Apple has filed a motion to withdraw a lawsuit against NSO Group, an Israeli spyware company.
No need to break the bank when your newsroom sets up its first tipline or drop box.
Following the arrest of Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov, the messaging app modified its FAQ page to clarify some new rules.
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