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Your Social Security number appeared in a breach, but exposure and identity theft are not the same. Here's how identity restoration actually works.

North Korean operatives use stolen identities, AI and laptop farms to write résumés, help answer interview questions and land U.S. jobs.

A fake Amazon remote job text promises $600 a day for 90 minutes of work. Here are the red flags and what an Amazon spokesperson says to do.

iCloud Private Relay can be bypassed by three WebKit features, potentially exposing your real IP address to websites while browsing in Safari.

Stella Juva, built by Solar Team Eindhoven students, functions as a solar-powered mobile clinic with medical equipment headed to Kenya for field testing.

Google's Pixel 11 lineup introduces Magic Capture, HiLight notifications and proactive Gemini features designed to reduce screen time demands.

Medicare and Social Security scams use spoofed caller ID, AI-cloned voices and urgent threats to trick older adults into sharing sensitive information.

Bitsight researchers say some cheap H96 Android TV boxes may secretly click ads and route strangers' internet traffic through your home Wi-Fi connection.

QR code scams at doctor's offices use data brokers and people search websites to craft personalized phishing attacks targeting your Medicare number.

The Fox News Artificial Intelligence newsletter covers Dan Niles' warning for the future of the market, Mark Zuckerberg's vision for superintelligence and more.

The California AI Transparency Act now requires hidden provenance data in AI-generated images, video and audio, but these digital fingerprints have limits.

Jennifer Combs' Facebook post about Trinidad water led to her felony arrest, a fired judge, and a Texas Rangers investigation now rocking the city.

FBI real estate fraud complaints jumped from 9,359 in 2024 to 12,368 in 2025 as fake rental listing scams grow more convincing with stolen photos.

Shared VPN IPs blend your activity with thousands of users for maximum privacy, while dedicated IPs reduce captcha requests and login issues.

Cleveland Clinic launched prescription drone delivery with Zipline near Beachwood, Ohio, covering eligible patients within five miles of its campus.

Atlas Energy Solutions plans to grow its Kodiak driverless truck fleet from 28 to 100 by mid-2027, with public highway driving in Texas and New Mexico.

Brinks Home confirmed unauthorized access to its IT systems, and the ShinyHunters group claims it stole 4.9 million Salesforce records from it.

Paul C. in Washington, D.C., received an Apple Pay scam text claiming $8,250 was charged and a duplicate would auto-approve within 35 minutes.

Cyberbullying often hides inside jokes, group chats and AI deepfakes. These 15 tips help parents and grandparents start the conversation early.

A leaked Social Security number can fuel tax fraud, benefits fraud and new account openings. Key warning signs and a credit freeze can limit damage.

Samuel Tunick faces a felony charge after a GrapheneOS duress PIN allegedly wiped his Google Pixel during a CBP phone search at Atlanta's airport.

The HARO EKG-seat by Hamberger Medical records a six-lead EKG in 30 seconds while you sit, scanning for atrial fibrillation and irregular heartbeat.

The Fox News Artificial Intelligence newsletter covers OpenAI's $3.2 million DOJ settlement over allegations it favored foreign workers over Americans.

Laundry Bear exploits security flaw in unpatched Zimbra servers, stealing 90 days of emails and authentication data without victims clicking a link.

FTC cases reveal major health apps disclosed blood pressure and glucose data to advertising and analytics companies without users realizing it.

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