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A U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officer carries out a physical search on a passenger at a security checkpoint at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey December 29, 2009.

TSA Passenger Numbers Hit 1 Million In One Day For First Time Since March

Passenger volumes remain low across the U.S. as the coronavirus decimates the airline industry, but the TSA is viewing this as a noteworthy development.

Unlicensed Guard Charged With Murder In Denver Protests

A 30-year-old man acting as an unlicensed security guard faces second-degree murder charges stemming from an altercation during Oct. 10 protests.

China State Broadcaster Hints NBA Exec Morey 'Paid Price' For HK Tweet

CCTV suspended NBA broadcasts last October after Morey tweeted support for Hong Kong's protests, demonstrations Beijing has condemned

China state broadcaster hints NBA exec Morey 'paid price' for HK tweet

A human rights watchdog says in a report that China is leading global efforts to suppress dissent with new technologies, often using the pandemic as justification for increased surveillance

Governments Use Pandemic To Crack Down On Online Dissent: Watchdog

Governments use pandemic to crack down on online dissent: watchdog

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Why Voters Should Be Concerned About Security Breaches Of Amazon's Election Data

Eighteen groups point to a data breach that exposed confidential information from almost all U.S. voters.

Ransomware attacks against hospitals and health care facilities have been rising during the pandemic, security researchers say

Suspected Ransomware Attack Disrupts Hospital Chain

Suspected ransomware attack disrupts hospital chain

Exhausted rescue workers outside the Songzao mine near Chongqing

16 Dead From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Chinese Coal Mine

16 dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in Chinese coal mine

Wyze Labs Expands Offerings With One Of The Cheapest Video Doorbells Around

The company well-known for its budget-conscious security gadgets is expanding its footprint.

New Yorkers protest against the Chinese government in October 2019

New York Police Officer Charged With Spying For China

New York police officer charged with spying for China

US federal prosecutors say the hackers worked to steal identities and video game technology, plant ransomware, and spy on Hong Kong activists

US Announces Charges Against Chinese, Malaysian Hackers

US announces charges against Chinese, Malaysian hackers

Security researchers have found evidence linking hacking groups from North Korea and Russia

North Korean Hackers In League With Russian Cybercriminals: Researchers

North Korean hackers in league with Russian cybercriminals: researchers

Bitcoin Wallet With 69,000 BTC Up For Grabs If You Can Break The Password

A Bitcoin wallet passed around among hackers contains 69,000 BTC and anyone who can break its encryption will have access to those coins, worth $690 million.

Rui Pinto appeared in court in Budapest in March 2019 for his extradition hearing

Football Leaks Hacker Rui Pinto Faces 90 Charges As Trial Opens

Football Leaks hacker Rui Pinto faces 90 charges as trial opens

Facebook said the network was small, just 13 accounts and two pages

Facebook Announces The Removal Of Another Russian Disinformation Network

Facebook's monthly report for August detailed the removal of a small network of fake accounts with links to the Russian government attempting to build up a fake news agency.

Gun Seizures At US Airports Triple Compared To Last Year Despite Drop In Air Travel, TSA Says

15.3 guns were seized per million passengers last month compared to 5.1 in July 2019.

WeChat is a messaging, social media and online payment platform all in one app

Trump’s Order To Prohibit WeChat May Hurt Sales Of Apple’s iPhones In China

The order would prohibit Apple from providing the WeChat app on its phones in China.

Capital One Bank Hit With $80 Million Fine Over Cybersecurity Issues, Hacking Incident

The fine relates to a data breach incident from 2019 that affected more than 100 million people

NSA Warns Mobile Location Data Can Pose A Security Threat

The NSA released new guidance regarding keeping oneself safe from location trackers.

Journalists protest the murder of their colleague Maria Helena Ferral in Xalapa, Veracruz state, on April 1, 2020 -- a total of four journalists have been murdered in the country since the start of 2020

Mexican Journalist Shot Dead, The Fourth In 2020

Mexican journalist shot dead, the fourth in 2020

Huge Bear Breaks Open Front Door To Enter Home, Viral Video Terrifies Netizens

The terrifying footage was shared to Twitter by Ohio-based radio presenter Jason Priestas on Saturday.

Amber Heard 'Made Up This Big Drama,' Johnny Depp's Ex-Bodyguard Says

Johnny Depp's former bodyguard Rick Wood has defended the actor from Amber Heard's allegations and spoke against Amber Heard. Wood said Heard was known to "stir the pot," and was also popular for her "look at me" antics.

US cybersecurity agencies are warning that Chinese hackers are trying to steal research on developing a vaccine against the coronavirus, US media report

Here's What You Should Do If Your Accounts Have Been Hacked

Here's what people should do if they suspect that their accounts have been hacked or compromised.

Ignoring medical advice, Merkel and Modi reviewed a guard of honour at the presidential palace breathing in the polluted air without protection

European Union, India Meet At Virtual Summit To Discuss Trade, Security, Covid-19 Pandemic

The EU is India's biggest trading partner.

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How To Set Up Google App Passwords

A step-by-step guide to setting up Google App passwords, which, along with 2-step verification, add a second layer of security to your Google Account.