Security

New Technology for Emergency Calls: Smartphones Automatically Send Location for Faster Help in Emergencies

A new phishing email targets Amazon Prime customers. Why the amount of 8.99 euros is dangerous and what users should watch out for.

A security flaw at Meari made millions of cameras vulnerable, allowing hackers worldwide to access private recordings.

Experts have discovered two security vulnerabilities in WhatsApp. Users should update their app on all devices to avoid risks.

The number of cyberattacks on Android smartphones is rising sharply. Why mobile banking is becoming riskier and how to protect yourself.

New malware disguises itself as a harmless app and often remains undetected in the system on Android devices for a long time.

With simple secret codes, you can check if a smartphone is being monitored. Forwarding and spying can then be easily stopped.

A KI expert accidentally discovers a massive vulnerability in vacuum robots, gaining access to 7,000 devices and their data.

Hackers exploit Microsoft Teams for targeted attacks on data and networks—how the scheme works and who is affected.

Samsung introduces an automatic restart for the Galaxy S26 after 72 hours of inactivity.

Google Plans New Android Login Without SMS Code Users may soon be able to confirm logins directly on their smartphones.

The German government plans to store IP addresses for three months in the future. The goal is to improve law enforcement in cases of cybercrime.

After a phishing attack, the Signal hack in the Bundestag is under scrutiny. A CDU leadership group is also reportedly affected.

Porn viewers should consider covering their cameras. A new malware threatens to secretly record people.

Temu Warns of Two Dangerous Styling Devices Hair dryers and straighteners can overheat or cause electric shocks.

At Amazon and other online retailers, a practice known as "brushing" can occur. We explain this phenomenon.

New Rules for Online Shopping Loans Aim to Better Protect Consumers: Changes in Installment Payments

Zwilling Recalls Two Enfinigy Kettles Due to Safety Concerns Zwilling is recalling two models of its Enfinigy kettles. A loose handle can lead to severe scalding—one incident has already been reported.

A new Windows 11 vulnerability is causing frustration. A researcher has released the code out of frustration with Microsoft's slow response.

While they are supposed to provide fast internet, fiber optic cables could also be used for espionage, experts now say.

Google Drive now protects users from ransomware and allows them to easily restore encrypted files themselves.

The first computer worm was once named the Morris worm. TECHBOOK reveals the story behind its namesake.

Fake WhatsApp versions give criminals access to smartphones. Only official apps prevent data loss and security risks.

The career platform LinkedIn is allegedly reading users' browser extensions. But is this really true?

They require no maintenance, so many people leave them unused. However, old email addresses pose serious security risks.

Hacker group Shinyhunters claims to have stolen 350 GB of data from the EU Commission. The attack has been confirmed.

Amazon removes a safety feature from wish lists, potentially exposing addresses. Here's what you need to know and how to respond.

Mozilla integrates VPN into Firefox, offering more security without an extra app, but with data limits and everyday restrictions.

Recently, a total of 24 portals for illegal IPTV were taken offline. The perpetrators provided false information during registration.