NewsThe encrypted messaging app has been in the spotlight due to the Trump administration's problematic use of it. Yet, this incident highlights the 'success story' of an application built on strong ...

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When top White House defense and national security leaders discussed plans for an attack on targets in Yemen over the messaging app Signal, it raised many questions about operational security and ...

The free, popular Signal communications app will add quantum-resistant encryption to its messaging system, aiming to protect conversations from future decryption by powerful quantum computers. The end ...

'Signalgate' continues to rumble on, with even more of the Signal messages that were shared between Trump officials – and, inadvertently, The Atlantic – revealed today. But how exactly did this group ...

Amid the fallout regarding a Signal chat among senior national security officials that inadvertently included The Atlantic Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg, tech expert Ken Colburn of Data Doctors ...

In light of the controversy around US attack plans being shared on Signal, the security of messaging apps is firmly in the spotlight. A mere three days after US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth boasted ...

Democrats stretching back nearly a decade have touted the use of the encrypted messaging app Signal, long before the Trump administration came under the national spotlight for using the app to discuss ...

The messenger app Signal received the highest rating on the Electronic Frontier Foundation's ' Most Secure Messenger List,' and is officially used as a communication tool between U.S. senators due to ...

After ‘Signalgate,’ the encrypted-communication app is rocketing up the app charts, even as the Trump administration attempts to shift blame. Is that a good thing for Signal? There are some potential ...

Republican prosecutor Brad Miller denied that he has Signal on his phone, but Phoenix New Times has seen the messages.