The DOJ announced the seizure of a domain and a password database used by a cybercrime group to steal millions of dollars from bank accounts.

A stolen password database used to facilitate unauthorized bank transfers worth more than $28 million to victims has been seized.

Windows users can protect themselves from falling victim to ongoing “hack your own password” attacks by doing these three ...

One of the biggest stories of the year was the leak of 16 billion passwords — credentials now being used in ongoing hack ...

When a Gmail account is hijacked, the damage rarely stops at email. A single compromise can expose banking resets, cloud ...

Forgetting Wi-Fi passwords is a common issue, but retrieving them is straightforward across devices. Windows users can access them via Control Panel or Command Prompt. Macs utilize Keychain Access.

If you’ve lost access to a non-custodial wallet but still have the seed phrase, funds can be restored by importing the wallet and setting a new password. Custodial wallets can often be recovered ...

A new Gmail phishing scam impersonates Google IT support to gain account access. The scam involves fake password recovery emails and requests for security codes. Google advises against clicking links ...

Entering the wrong password too many times can leave you locked out of your Steam account. That’s the last thing any gaming enthusiast would want. There’s good news, however. It’s not hard to reset ...

Crypto prices are surging, and so are cases of lost crypto keys and crypto scams. Crypto recovery specialist Julia Burlingham is seeing a business boom as a result. Here's what happens if you lose ...

Forgetting your Mac login password can be a frustrating experience, but Apple provides reliable solutions to help you regain access. This guide outlines two primary methods: using your Apple ID and ...

On the first day after your vacation, you sit down at your PC, type in the password — and fail. Windows says: “The password is incorrect. Please repeat the process” and expects you to click “OK.” ...