A familiar voice on a call. A face you recognize on a Zoom screen. For most of history, that was enough to trust the person on the other end. It isn't anymore.

Real-time voice and video generation has quietly become a working tool for scammers, not a sci-fi concept. Grab a handful of public record...

You've probably seen the ads. Some shady figure lurking on public WiFi, a giant padlock icon, someone telling you you'll get hacked in ten seconds flat if you don't buy a subscription right now. Most of that is marketing noise. But there's a real, useful tool underneath it, and it's worth understand...

If May felt bad, June didn't ease up. ShinyHunters kept up its extortion spree across half a dozen industries, a single supply-chain hack managed to drag half the cybersecurity world into the same breach, and a pharmaceutical giant lost its actual drug formulas. Here's a rundown of the month's most...

In April 2026, police in China's Hubei province started fining ordinary citizens for using a VPN — not companies, not dissidents, just regular people. One person was fined 200 yuan (about $29) for accessing TikTok and X through a VPN. Another was fined 500 yuan for "illegally registering and using V...