Bitcoin Depot, one of the largest bitcoin ATM operators in the United States, is notifying customers that a data breach that exposed their personal information collected during cryptocurrency transactions.
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With Internet of Things (IoT) devices in nearly every home, regulators worldwide are stepping up to enforce meaningful cybersecurity standards.
From smart fridges to voice-activated assistants and internet-connected light bulbs, the Internet of Things (IoT) is no longer a futuristic concept – it has found its way into our lives.
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In early July 2025, Bitdefender introduced new functionality in v 6.64 of Bitdefender GravityZone, a comprehensive cybersecurity platform that offers prevention, protection, detection, and response capabilities for organizations of all sizes. These features, consistent with our multi-layered security strategy, are intended to ease the workload of security analysts, administrators, and users.
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Not all cyber-related threats take the form of complex malware or sophisticated phishing attacks. Some of the sneakiest attacks are surprisingly simple–a crook just exploits your legitimate access, resources or reputation. In the cybersecurity industry, this is known as “piggybacking.”
Nonprofits do incredible work—from feeding families to fighting injustice. But behind all that heart and effort is something hackers are very interested in: data.
It doesn’t matter that your mission isn’t about making money. If your organization collects donations online, stores personal records, or uses digital tools to manage events and volunteers, you’re a target. And cyberattacks don’t just steal data—they can destroy donor trust, halt operations, and create legal and financial chaos.
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Whether she’s sharing selfies with her friends or building her future online, your daughter is growing up in a very different world than the one you knew. The internet offers her freedom, connection, and creativity—but it also exposes her to new and deeply personal risks.
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TikTok and Roblox have recently rolled out new features designed to support children’s digital wellbeing. These updates aim to give parents more control over screen time, content access, and online interactions—while encouraging healthier habits for kids. Here’s what’s changed and how these new tools can help you guide and protect your child’s online experience.
CapCut is one of the most popular video editing apps among children and teens today. If your child enjoys making TikToks, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts, they’ve probably already downloaded it—or are asking to.
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A critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in Call of Duty: WWII has prompted its removal from digital PC storefronts.
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If ads keep popping up on your phone, you’re not alone. Fortunately, there is a way to stop them before they bug you even more or become a malware or identity fraud threat. These interruptions start with a simple “tap pop-ups” or “push notifications allowed”, then escalate into full-screen redirects every time you open Chrome, Safari, or an app.
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