A new security fund aims to help apps in the fediverse — like Mastodon, Threads, and Pixelfed — to pay researchers for disclosing security bugs.

Red-teaming is a simulation technique that is used by cybersecurity experts to anticipate and remedy flaws and weaknesses in ...

While alternatives like Mastodon and Threads emerged, Bluesky has seen notable growth, reaching over 30 million users by ...

A US District Court has delivered a verdict in a major antitrust case, finding Google liable for monopolising the digital ad ...

Launched in 2021 after Instagram's controversial announcement that it was "no longer a photo-sharing app", Glass is a ...

Cybersecurity researchers at Socket have uncovered a malicious npm package that hijacks server control during payment ...

The fediverse user handles and profiles will show that the user is from a Mastodon server or other part of the federiverse. You can also choose to be notified when the federated user replies or ...

While many AI companies engage in web crawling, the sources suggest varying levels of responsibility and impact. Dennis ...