Was your Facebook data compromised? There's a new tool to find out whether Cambridge Analytica had your personal information.

Parent company Under Armour said the MyFitnessPal data included usernames, emails addresses, and hashed passwords. No payment info was accessed.

Last week, Apple abruptly pulled the popular Telegram Messenger app from the App Store. We now know why and it isn't pretty.

Even though the suspect refused to provide a passcode, German authorities were able to use data from the Apple Health app.

Confide is also making its ScreenShieldKit available to other iOS app developers to use to prevent screenshots, screen recording, and more.

Apple has defended itself over iOS parental controls. This comes just days after two important investors said the company to do more to protect children.

Both the recently discovered "Spectre" and "Meltdown" vulnerabilities are hardware based on the processors but can be patched by software.

The HomeKit issue, described as "difficult to reproduce," has been temporarily fixed by Apple. A software update will also arrive next week.

A database containing more than 31 million records of both Android and iOS users of ai.type was briefly available to anyone to view online.

Early this morning, Dec. 2, Apple pushed out the first public version of iOS 11.2. This update is critical; you should download iOS 11.2 right now.

Has Apple compromised security on iOS 11? One Russian firm believes that it did. The question now is whether Apple will do anything about it.

Should you worry that a $200 handmade mask might be able to unlock Apple Face ID on an iPhone X? Probably not and here's why.

Another day, another supposed Face ID spoofing video. But there's no need to worry about the security of Apple's latest technology.

To supposedly trick Face ID, Bkav spent around $150 in materials to construct a mask right out a Halloween picture show. But I wouldn't exactly be worried.

There's been much discussion in recent weeks about whether Face ID is better than the feature it replaced, Touch ID. Here's a story that provides it is.

So-called Krack attacks could cause significant problems across the internet. The security flaw could feasibly affect anyone with a Wi-Fi connection.

Beware a new Apple support phishing scam now making its way through email. The scam, which we detail here, is the second one to surface in recent days.

The phishing attempt disguised an "iMessage" is attempting to gain login and other information from users. Don't fall for it.

The latest Canary app update adds two new features and significantly improves a user favorite for the popular Canary Home Security System.

Apple secrecy is real and in the company's DNA. So much so that it hires former members of the U.S. intelligence community for its global security team.

Digital privacy should be a cornerstone right of Americans, but the European Union might be taking it more seriously than the United States.