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The Everyday Devices Targeted By the CIA

The WikiLeaks documents — more than 8000 of them — detail how the CIA has ability to hack your everyday items. This includes phones, TVs, tablets, and PCs.
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The Most Common Ways Facebook Accounts Get Hacked

Unfortunately, Facebook accounts get hacked rather frequently. Find out some of the most common hacking methods, and how you can protect your accounts.
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Secure Chat App Crypto Has Serious Security Issues

Android users are always looking for new apps that will keep their information secure. But, as it turns out, Crypto is not the secure app we wanted.
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A Parent’s Guide to Child Safety on Periscope

American teens are obsessed with this new social media network. But is it a harmless app, or far from it? Find out everything you need to know.
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This Was the Number One Mobile Malware Threat of 2016

Every year, it seems like there are more ways for your phone to be hacked or for you to get scammed. Here, we’ll discuss the most common malware threat of 2016.
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Personal vs. Corporate Email: Which One is More Secure?

You may have been wondering what the answer is to this question. Finally, find out which one of your email accounts is more secure.
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Cardless ATMs Will Make Hacking Much More Difficult

Cardless banking is the way of the future, and it should make it that much more difficult for hackers to gain access to your account information.
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Coachella’s Site Was Hacked: Is Your Credit Card Info Safe?

The site of one of the world’s most popular musical festivals was hacked. Is your credit card information safe? Find out here.
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How Does Google Autofill Use Your Information?

You may trust Google with a lot of your information — or it may store it without your knowledge. But what does Google do with it all?
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Don’t be Fooled by Bad Links in Google Search Results

Unfortunately, the Google search engine doesn’t block malicious websites, scams, or malware by default. Find out how you can be safer while searching Google.
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What You Need to Know About Emerging Cybersecurity Trends

Large companies and institutions have been targeted by hackers, among others. But how much does cybersecurity really matter to the rest of us?
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New AI Can Crack Android Pattern Locks from Afar

While adding a pattern lock to your Android home screen can be an extra protection measure, these locks — like anything else — can be hacked.
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How to Make Sure Your Kids Don’t Pick Up Viruses Online

You might know to be wary of online viruses, but are your kids as online-savvy as you are? Protect your kids’ devices with these five online safety tips.
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Ransomware Attacks Are Increasing on Android

Ransomware attacks have increased dramatically over the past year. Learn more about which Android security attacks are on the rise.
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6 Ways to Identify Fake News in Your Facebook Feed

Fake news has been a hot topic ever since the 2016 presidential election, and more and more of it seems to be popping up recently.
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How to Protect Your Privacy if Your Webcam is Hacked

Your privacy online becomes more and more important if hackers aim to control your webcam. Try one of these four methods to ensure your webcam’s privacy.
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Windows Malware Found in Over 100 Android Apps

More than 130 apps in the Google Play store were found to be infected with Windows malware. Find out more about this incident and what it means for your security.
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Strangers Can Watch Your Facebook Live: How to Prevent This

Using Facebook Live helps you connect in real time, but how do you protect yourself from Internet bad guys? Here’s how to keep all your social media safe.
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Microsoft Says Windows 10 Helps Stop Ransomware Spread

Microsoft says Windows 10 can help to protect your system from ransomware, a type of malware. Learn more about this and how to protect yourself online.
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Why Don’t U.S. Sony Phones Have Fingerprint Sensors?

In the U.S., Sony smartphones don’t have fingerprint sensors, but elsewhere in the world they do. Why don’t American Sony phones have fingerprint sensor tech?
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Someone Hacked John Legend’s Twitter Account

If someone as famous as John Legend is prone to online scams and hacking, what are you doing to protect yourself from malicious attacks?
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Google Researchers Cracked Trusted Internet Security Tool

Google shattered SHA-1, a decades-old algorithm still widely used despite warnings. Now, the remaining users have three months to update.
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How to Use a Password Manager Securely on Android

There are many ways that you can make your password manager more secure. Find out how you can further protect your information now.
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How to Protect Yourself from Social Engineering Attacks

Social engineering attacks are rapidly increasing. Find out exactly what they are, and how you can better protect your personal information.