Katie joined Engadget in 2023 to cover security, that's anything from data privacy to best cyber practices and more. She started her career covering government technology, which still has a special place in her coverage, but has also covered business tech, cloud and cybersecurity at publications like Insider and Industry Dive. A firm believer in logging off, she spends her time baking her way through cookbooks, being outside, and taking on new crafts or home improvement projects.
Articles By Katie Malone
Sony investigates the alleged data breach that has led to hacker infighting
A threat actor under the name "MajorNelson," claimed that Ransomed.vc lied about its access.
The best password managers for 2023
Yes, you need a password manager. But it doesn’t have to be overly complex.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
Microsoft wants its Copilot AI to be your personal shopper
It can help you decide on a style, locate a specific item and buy it.
MGM says its hotels and casinos are back up and running
But the full damage of the attack remains unclear, and Okta confirms more of its clients have been hit.
Amazon's Eero Max 7 will have 10-gigabit Ethernet speeds
The device let users download a 4K movie in just 10 seconds, according to Amazon.
How social engineering takes advantage of your kindness
But teaching people to be less helpful can be hard.
Hackers claim it only took a 10-minute phone call to shut down MGM Resorts
The ALPHV ransomware reportedly used social engineering tactics to hack the international hotel chain.
MGM Resorts hit by 'cybersecurity issue,' leading to massive outage
MGM Resorts confirmed the outage on Monday morning, but has not released additional details.
The best VPN services for 2023
Don’t fall for the hyped-up, overly-marketed VPN service options.
Benevolent hackers clear stalking spyware from 75,000 phones
The unnamed hackers targeted spyware firm WebDetetive because "#fuckstalkerware."
Discord's March data breach only affected 180 users, but it's worth a security checkup
It's the Discord.io breach earlier this month that may have leaked your info.
New York City bans TikTok for government employees
Agencies reportedly have 30 days to remove the app from devices.
With some tech savvy, you can disconnect your robot vacuum from the cloud
Dennis Giese taught DEF CON attendees how to secure their robot vacuums.
The legal loophole that lets the government search your phone
Common forensic tools are used against suspects to conduct digital searches.
America's original hacking supergroup creates a free framework to improve app security
Cult of the Dead Cow officially launched Veilid at DEF CON this week.
Chip implants get under your skin so you can leave your keys at home
Unlock doors, authenticate your identity or show off a cool party trick.
Tech companies are selling your privacy back to you
Omnipresent ads promise security, hoping you’ll buy it.
Colorado education department discloses data breach spanning 16 years
Officials are investigating a ransomware attack from June affecting an unknown number of students.
