A landmark UK Supreme Court case examines whether states can use spyware against exiles abroad while invoking immunity, with major implications for accountability and transnational digital repression.

The Virginia Supreme Court ordered a new trial in a $2 billion trade secrets lawsuit involving McLean-based software company ...

But this week, nearly 25 years after launching pcTattletale, Fleming pled guilty in federal court to having knowingly built ...

The spyware industry’s worst kept secret has finally been spoken aloud in a federal courtroom: the boss behind pcTattletale ...

The founder of a U.S.-based spyware company has pleaded guilty to federal charges tied to a years-long operation that enabled ...

NEW YORK, Jan. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Expert Consumers has recognized Webroot for its lightweight approach to antivirus protection, highlighting the software's ability to deliver essential security ...

The order says the court found that Samsung does collect and use user data with Automated Content Recognition technology, ...

Bryan Fleming, the founder of hacked stalkerware company pcTattletale, pleaded guilty to federal charges linked to the ...

Browser extensions turned malicious after years of legitimate operation in DarkSpectre campaign affecting millions. The ...

Think spyware is only for billionaires? Think again. In this issue of The Current, Kim Komando breaks down the 7 red flags of ...

Financial institutions handle huge amounts of confidential data. They require strong security controls year-round. Installing ...

The tech sector has been far choppier in recent weeks, and the new year might see more of the same as volatility continues ...