Malicious actors hit kidney dialysis firm DaVita with a ruthless ransomware attack over the weekend, impacting some of its systems.
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What Parents Need to Know About OmeTV
OmeTV is a free video chat app that connects users with random people from around the world. It pairs individuals for live, face-to-face video conversations, much like Omegle.
What Parents need to Know about Zoomerang
Zoomerang is a popular video creation app among teens and tweens, with over 45 million downloads as of January 2025. It offers step-by-step tutorials that make video editing simple, allowing users to create short videos, apply filters, add effects, and include background music. Designed for easy sharing on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, Zoomerang appeals to young creators of all skill levels. Its beginner-friendly tools make it accessible even to elementary-age kids with access to a smartphone or tablet.
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Hertz Says Hackers May Have Your Driver’s License Info
Car rental giant Hertz warns that hackers have exploited a software weakness, potentially exposing customer data.
Hertz is one of the biggest car rental companies in the world. Based in Estero, Florida, the company operates its namesake Hertz brand, along with the brands Dollar Rent A Car, Firefly Car Rental and Thrifty Car Rental.
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Meta Resumes AI Training on European User Data with Opt-Out Policy
Meta has resumed training its AI models on public content from European users, ending a months-long pause that followed regulatory pressure and complaints across the European Union.
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Microsoft April 2025 Security Update Creates Empty ‘inetpub’ Folder You Shouldn’t Delete
An April 2025 Microsoft security patch rollout has been spotted creating an empty ‘inetpub’ folder on receiving systems. Experts say you shouldn’t remove it.
US Clinical Lab Tells 1.6 Million Customers to ‘Protect’ Their Data Following Cyberattack
A lab providing diagnostic testing services to Planned Parenthood centers across the US is telling customers to take measures to protect their data following a security incident.
When Should a Child Get Their First Smartphone?
Smartphones are a big part of everyday life, but when is the right time for a child to have one? There’s no universal answer—every child is different, and every family has unique needs. Some parents give their children a phone at a young age to stay in touch, while others wait until middle school or later.
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Data Breach at Western Sydney University Impacts 10,000 Current and Former Students
Western Sydney University (WSU), a leading Australian educational institution, has recently disclosed two security incidents that exposed the personal details of about 10,000 current and former students.
According to a press release on the WSU website, the institution fell victim to:
Medusa ransomware gang claims to have hacked NASCAR
The Medusa ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) claims to have compromised the computer systems of NASCAR, the United States’ National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, and made off with more than 1TB of data.
In a posting on its dark web leak site, Medusa has demanded a US $4 million ransom be paid for the deletion of NASCAR’s data.
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