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A known hacking group is believed to be behind a billion dollar bank job. They accomplished the feat by using malware to target various Google services.
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Border Security Asks Visitors for Social Media Accounts
While many users perceive social media as private, it isn’t. The US, for example, is requiring social media checks before travelers can enter its borders.
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3 Ways To Be Safe on Facebook
Facebook has billions of users, which, while great for networking, makes the site a big target for hackers. To keep your personal data safe, start by adopting these online habits.
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Use DFNDR’s Anti-Theft Tools When Your Phone is Stolen
If your phone is lost or stolen, learn how to take advantage of DFNDR’s Anti-Theft features in order to protect your data and find your phone.
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How to Make Your Grandparents’ Phones Easier for Them to Use
Older adults can be overwhelmed with the small and cluttered landing page of the typical Android phone. One of these apps, however, can make Android easier.
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Protect Your Private Photos in a Private Gallery!
With DFNDR’s Private Gallery, you no longer have an excuse for leaving intimate photos exposed on your phone. Learn how it works now.
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Hackers Stole $1 Billion from Banks Through Google Services
A known hacking group is believed to be behind a billion dollar bank job. They accomplished the feat by using malware to target various Google services.
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Do State Agencies Neglect Tech Security?
In light of recent Russian cyber attacks in Vermont, state agencies are reevaluating their protocols and the security of their government networks.
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How Safe is it to Use the Wi-Fi at Starbucks?
Like all so-called “hotspots,” the Internet at Starbucks isn’t safe.
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Handling Malware that Purports to be Antivirus Software
Your computer is often where you store your passwords, as well as sensitive business and financial information. Keeping it secure from malware is vital.
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What is the Future of Credit Card Security?
New credit cards with a microchip and screen — powered by a lithium-ion battery — may be the solution to credit card theft worldwide.
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How Well Does Outlook Protect Your Emails?
Microsoft Outlook is working hard to keep email safe. See how this email client handles spam or scam emails — so you don't have to.
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WeChat is Censoring Texts in China and Abroad
China's strict rules on censorship are affecting the International accounts of WeChat users. More than just blocking, WeChat leaves users in the dark.
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An LG Smart TV Was Infected with Ransomware
Smart appliances and TVs are all the rage right now. Unfortunately, they’re also susceptible to hacking. Learn about the recent incident with LG now.
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Beyond Bitcoin: All About Blockchain Security
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that can be used in lieu of fiat currency for some goods and services. Find out more here about Bitcoin and Blockchain.
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Malware Disguises Itself as Super Mario Run
Be sure to stay clear of firmware updates and third-party sites promising to deliver games that are not yet available on Google Play.
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Uber’s Data Privacy Policy: Is There Cause for Alarm?
Chances are, if you live in an urban environment in which you frequently commute, then Uber's privacy policy will at one time or another concern you.
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How Secure are Your Text Messages Really?
Are your text messages safe, or are they vulnerable to third parties? The answer isn’t simple — keep reading to find out more.
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How You Can Stop Viruses Before They Start
Nobody is ever thrilled to get a virus on their device. Here are a few precautions you can take to stop the spread of unwanted malware.
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What You Should Know About China’s New Cybersecurity Law
Bad news for global businesses: China has adopted a new cybersecurity law. Learn more about the law, and how it might affect international affairs.
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Everything You Should Know About Malware
Consider this your guide to malware. Find out what malware entails, how it works, and how you can protect your device from malware.
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How to Avoid Viruses While Browsing the Web
Learn how to safely browse the internet, and protect your devices from malware, with safe online habits and antivirus software.
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A Short Battery Life Could Mean You Have Malware
If your computer or smartphone suddenly develops a short battery life, it could mean that your device has been infected with malware.
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Is There a Shortage of Cybersecurity Professionals?
All of our most valued possessions are being stored virtually. The safety and security of this data is paramount, but who is looking after it?