Security

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Windows 11 dev and beta builds now support third-party passkeys

Screen with browsers on Desktop: Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera-Browser and Brave

Google Chrome not opening? Microsoft’s Family Safety might be the reason

Digital privacy and security concept illustration featuring a blue shield with white user and key icons at the center, connected by purple lines to six surrounding app icons on iridescent gradient backgrounds. The apps shown are Instagram (camera icon), Facebook (white 'f'), a circular logo with black segments, WhatsApp (green speech bubble), Facebook Messenger (blue speech bubble), and what appears to be an 'a' logo. The overall composition suggests protection or security management across multiple social media and messaging platforms.

Meta adds passkey support to Facebook and Messenger apps

An infographic showing Surfshark Everlink switching from a lost to a stable connection.

Surfshark Everlink keeps you secure even when VPN servers crash

2025 Blink Video Doorbell.

Blink just launched a smart doorbell that lasts 2 years on batteries

A screenshot of a Microsoft Windows desktop. Microsoft Paint and Minesweeper are visible behind a black rectangular window that is empty except for graffiti-style text that says "SIGNAL WAS HERE".

Signal rolls out screen security to thwart Windows 11 Recall

A person's hands holding a smartphone displaying the Surfshark VPN app. The app shows the user is connected to a US server in Los Angeles.

Surfshark’s Dedicated IP now includes Las Vegas, Warsaw, and 5 more cities

Android 16 security and privacy 2025. Android 16 Security and Privacy 2025. The first image shows in-call scam protections, the second image shows bank app scam warning, and the third one shows scam detection.

Android’s new scam protection features shield users from phone call fraud

A minimalist illustration on a light blue background showing a white hand holding a server or network device with three teal/turquoise panels on top. Each panel has indicator lights (white and red dots) and horizontal bars representing server status. Below the hand is a black pill-shaped badge with "DNS" in white text and a stylized Surfshark logo (resembling a shark fin shape). The image represents Surfshark DNS service, using simple line art and a limited color palette of black, white, and teal to convey the concept of managing or connecting to a secure DNS service.

Surfshark launches free public DNS to make the internet safer

A translucent, abstract shield-like structure with ridged textures on a soft pink background. The shield casts gentle shadows, creating a wavy effect on the surface. A small triangular piece is separated from the main shape.

New Microsoft accounts now rely on passkeys instead of passwords

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