security

As with winter clothing, security is all about layers.

The Internal Revenue Service has done an about-face on its plan to use facial recognition technology via a company called ID.me.

Yes, including that friend who keeps running out of battery.

The IRS will be requiring a video selfie, submitted through ID.me, for access to its website. Here's what to know.

Criminals can use the codes to try to steal money and personal information. Here's how to stay safe.

Companies may offer large rewards, but the reality is that smaller payouts are often the norm. Here's how it all works.

Get your devices together and have a little DIY security summit.

Fight trackers, avoid phishing, and even let Bloody Vikings help you out.

4 ways to put your holiday shopping anxiety at ease.

The vulnerability is related to an open-source logging tool used by Java programs.