Nearly 1 in 4 of us use the same password for multiple accounts. One company is getting rid of that risk altogether. Here's ...

Around 63% of Americans say they have little to no confidence in cryptocurrency's investing and trading reliability and ...

The Department of Home Affairs in May 2024 found “critical infrastructure and state agencies” had been exposed to products ...

Kaspersky Lab is shutting down its US offices in response to the US Commerce Department banning the Russian cybersecurity firm from selling or providing its security and anti-virus software to US ...

People who say they never fly in a typical year — about half the public — are comparatively less likely to feel it is safe. Overall, seven in 10 Americans feel flying is very or somewhat safe.

Americans have been dissuaded from flying due to the string of aircraft accidents that have occurred in the past few weeks and the rising costs of air travel. According to a recent 1,000-person ...

The foremost obstacles to antivirus adoption are cost, apathy, and security worries about antivirus software (53 percent of Americans fear personal data is collected and misused by antivirus providers ...

This ban, enacted in June, aimed to mitigate perceived risks associated with Kaspersky's operations in the United States, leading the company to cease its US operations.

But not everyone in the U.S. has given up on the Russian-made antivirus. Some Americans have found ways to get around the ban and are still using Kaspersky’s antivirus, TechCrunch has learned.

At the end of September, Kaspersky forcibly uninstalled and replaced itself with a new antivirus called UltraAV on the computers of around a million Americans, many of whom were surprised and aghast ...