With hackers on the prowl, there are pros and cons of storing your life in the cloud. Geoffrey A. Fowler compares Dropbox, iCloud and Google Drive with “personal cloud” drives you run yourself.

BOSTON (CBS) - Cloud computing is the wave of the future. We're not talking about weather, but the term used for online storage. Millions of people are using it to store all kinds of documents ...

Cloud storage services like Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox are pretty safe.While the old adage of getting what you pay for holds true, the truth is that these companies profit off of you in ...

Cloud storage might not be enough anymore.While I fully participate in iCloud’s, Google 1’s, and Microsoft OneDrive’s premium services, allow me to suggest it might be time for you, too, to pull out a ...

Sysdig Stratoshark, Just When You Thought Cloud Was Safe ... (Photo by Jesus OLARTE / AFP) (Photo by JESUS OLARTE/AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images. Cloud is murky.

How safe is the cloud? Play 06:05 Close ×. Copy ... Many of us save photos, emails and banking information on the cloud. Our growing dependence on cloud technology comes with risks.

It's a subscription plan for a bundle of services, including additional cloud storage (starting at $1.99 per month for 100GB), photo effects in Google Photos, support by phone or chat, discounts ...

It can be tempting to assume that your cloud data is automatically backed up. In reality, cloud backups are typically limited or nonexistent. And when deleted, that data is gone forever.

Google Cloud now offers PQC algorithms for digital signatures The move comes as part of Google Cloud quantum-safe roadmap The feature is available in preview now, with more PQC changes to come ...