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Over a year after the Meltdown and Spectre security flaws ravaged the PC industry, Intel has revealed a new, even more serious set of vulnerabilities.

It’s a stunning admission by Microsoft that raises more questions that it does answers questions.

Microsoft announced this week that it was granted a court order giving it control of 99 websites tied to an Iranian hacker group.

Google has released a new Chrome extension that will help you protect your accounts from third-party data breaches.

Microsoft’s invaluable Authenticator mobile app just got even better, with support for security notifications.

Another one? Yes. Facebook reveals new security bug affected 6.8 million users.

You can now sign-in to your Microsoft account by using Windows Hello or a hardware security key instead of your username or password.

So here's one that will leave you wondering: A report determines that Android is more secure than Windows 10 or iOS.

A massive performance hit is the most noticeable side-effect of the Spectre fixes that Microsoft has had to release this year.

Saving your passwords in your browser is no longer an effective way to manage your personal accounts; it's time to move to a better solution.

Hackers gained access to 50 million Facebook accounts due to a security flaw.

Yubico today its YubiKey Series 5 family of multi-protocol security keys. They support FIDO2/WebAuthn.

This week, a security vulnerability researcher used to Twitter to blurt out information about a zero-day flaw in Windows for some reason.

During the development of Windows 8, each build contained a cryptographic-looking wallpaper that many assumed was a security feature; the truth is much less exciting.

There's no official announcement that I can find, but Microsoft has released a Windows Defender Browser Protection extension for Google Chrome.

Microsoft announced today that its Windows 10 biometric authentication tech will be updated to support FIDO2-compatible security keys.

Continuing a controversial policy, Google on Friday disclosed a major security vulnerability in a Microsoft product before it was fixed.

Microsoft is bringing its intelligence-driven security analytics and protection service to Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 customers migrating to Windows 10.

Over the weekend, Microsoft stepped in to correct an errant Intel security patch that was causing system reliability issues.

Security expert Steve Gibson has done it again. His InSpectre utility can check your PC to see whether it is safe.

AMD CPUs are susceptible to Spectre and the process for fixing AMD processors will be the same as it is with Intel.

Surprise! Microsoft has come out on the other side of Meltdown and Spectre looking vindicated, and on a number of levels.

Intel said that it is "rapidly issuing updates" for its chipsets that will render those systems "immune" from both recently-reported exploits.

Caught in the center of a security vulnerability storm, Intel has done the unthinkable and understated the severity of the problems.

You can now use apps like Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator for two-factor authentication on your Twitter account.

macOS High Sierra gives anyone administrative access to your Mac without a password.

Modern Android phones have been tracking users' location using nearby cell towers without their consent, but Google says the data was never stored on its servers.