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Are Millennials’ Devices More Susceptible to Viruses?

The answer may be different than you might think. Find out which generations are more vulnerable to viruses and other types of malware.
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Google Fixed Over 100 Security Flaws, but Are You Safe?

Have you heard about the massive security update by Google? Find out more about the large amount of security breaches that were amended.
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Tips for Avoiding Internet Phishing Schemes

Phishing is a common way to hack. Find out more about how to avoid these schemes.
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Here Are the Largest DDoS Attacks in History

Unfortunately, large-scale DDoS attacks are nothing new. However, they have grown rapidly in frequency and scale over the past few years.
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Samsung vs. BlackBerry: Which Has Better Security Updates?

Odds are, the more frequently security updates are offered for your smartphone, the more secure your device is against malicious threats.
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A Firefox Loophole Allowed Websites to Track Users

Firefox permitted websites to track users through the status of their device’s battery. Learn more about the incident, and how it’s being handled.
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Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams topless photos leaked

The photos are believed to be leaked from a private Facebook account
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Over a million Android phones infected with a strain of malware called Gooligan

Android hackers just broke the record for biggest ever Google email account theft
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World Cyber Security Day

A new 2016 AV-Test report details the increase in Android device vulnerability
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9 Signs Your Phone Has a Virus and How to Remove It Safely

Not sure if you have a virus on your smartphone? Check out the status of your phone by using antivirus software to scan your device.
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What Information Does Facebook Collect About Its Users?

Yes, Facebook has been watching your behavior — and learning. Find out what sort of information Facebook has been collecting, and why.
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Twitter’s Problem with User Abuse and Hate Speech

Over the years, Twitter has become a hotspot for user harassment. Learn more about the issue and how Twitter finally plans to address it.
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Why Your Fingerprint Login May Not Be Safe

Fingerprint scanning might be the next big thing, but it may not be the most secure login method. See why your fingerprint scan isn't as safe as you thought.
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Are Customized Operating Systems for Android Safe?

You want your smartphone to be customized according to your needs. Unfortunately, a customized operating system can threaten the security of your phone.
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How to Shop Safely During Black Friday and Cyber Monday

Plan on lining up for holiday deals? Here’s how you can keep your information safe in the process.
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Find out Which Android is the Safest to Use

With mobile security issues on the rise, you are probably wondering which Android is the safest to use. The answer might surprise you.
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Personal Details That Broadband Providers Can Collect

Until recently, it was legal for your broadband provider to collect and distribute your personal information to other companies. Learn more now.
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How to Easily Stay Anonymous on LinkedIn

You know it's possible to browse LinkedIn anonymously, but how in the world does that work? Read on for two ways to browse through those profiles in secret.
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How Senior Citizens Utilize Social Media

Senior citizens use different social media sites to contact family and friends, and to educate themselves on issues in the world and in their own lives.
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Why Yahoo Scanned All of its Users’ Emails

Why did Yahoo scan its users’ emails and why should you care? Find out why the massive email scan has the internet up in arms over privacy rights.
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Google Fixes Two Major Security Problems

Google’s new Android update amended two severe issues that were negatively affecting smartphone security. Find out more here.
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Is True Anonymity Possible on the Internet?

While total and complete anonymity may not be possible, there are precautions you can take to prevent revealing your information while browsing the web.
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Firmware Detected in Devices

All of them have been confirmed as Android devices
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America’s Emergency Hotline May be Susceptible to Hacking

Could our country’s 911 emergency phone system be vulnerable to cyber attacks? Here’s what researchers say could happen if 911 gets hacked.