A man in Michigan has sued Confide, a secure messaging app that is reportedly used by Republicans in the Trump White House, over allegations that the app isn’t nearly as secure when run on a ...

A pair of damning advisories independently published Wednesday raise serious questions about the security assurances of Confide, a messaging app that's billed as providing "battle tested ...

Messaging app Confide, which was last year touted as a popular choice in Trump’s White House for staff wanting to leak intel to the press, has added protection against screenshotting to its iOS app.

White House staffers or anyone using the Confide app to leak secrets, whether Trump's or otherwise, might want to tread carefully: professional hackers have found some serious weaknesses in the ...

Confide, a messaging app that’s raised millions in venture capital and promises “military-grade encryption” to its users, has surged in popularity among D.C. insiders who want to keep their ...

A recent survey shows Chinese high school students are more willing to confide in Internet friends than their own fathers. The survey, released by the China Youth and Children Research Center ...

One in four people don’t feel they have someone to confide in, according to new research. Even after sharing their feelings, seven in 10 have held back how they really felt from a coworker ...

Confide, a private messaging app that's being marketed as the "Snapchat for professionals," launches on Android today. The app is basically the same as the original iPhone version that launched in ...