Security - PSafe Blog

Posts in category Security

- Security
Why Would Hewlett Packard Want to Hack Itself?

Why would a major computer company hack anything? Moreover, why would they hack their own company? It turns out they had a reason. Read more to find out.
- Security
“Celebgate” Hacker Receives Prison Sentence

The man behind the infamous iCloud celebrity photo hacks has been detained and sentenced to 18 months behind bars. Read on to find out the details.
- Security
The Facts: Which Countries are Hacking US Servers?

There have been several hacking allegations this election season. Find out which countries are actually trying to seize secret American intel online.
- Security
Everything You Need to Know About Cybersecurity Insurance

With an increase in cyber threats comes the need for cybersecurity insurance. Learn how cybersecurity insurance can protect your business’ data.
- Security
Is it Safe to Pay Through Mobile Store Apps?

Learn how secure mobile store apps, like the Starbucks app, are when it comes to paying for your order through the app. It might not be as safe as you think.
- Security
How Updating Your Software Can Increase Your Security

Many people avoid installing new software updates, but they can make your computer or phone more efficient and more secure. Find out more here.
- Security
How Your Smart TV Could Be At Risk to Hacking

Your smart TV’s connection to the internet makes it vulnerable to hacking. Learn how your TV might be at risk and how you can minimize that risk.
- Privacy
- Security
Why Are Credit Card Chips Safer Than Swiping?

Ever wondered why you are swiping your credit card less often? Keeping reading to learn more about this new security feature on credit cards.
- Security
Over 300,000 Android Devices Affected Using Chrome

The threat is ‘just a pop-up’ but the issue has only been growing
- Security
Should Kids Learn About Cybersecurity in School?

Technology has added an exciting twist to education, but should we teach kids cybersecurity? Learn about the different sides of the issue here.
- Security
Fake Retail Apps Stream in for iOS Users Before Holidays

Hundreds of fake apps posing as retailers make their way to iOS devices right in time for the holidays.
- Security
Should You Give Retail Stores Your Email?

Few people are aware of the consequences that can result from giving your email to a retail outlet. Find out more about the repercussions.
- Security
There’s an Insulin Pump That Can Be Hacked

Hacking an insulin pump? Turns out, this disturbing possibility is a real threat. Here’s how insulin pumps can be hacked and what’s being done about it.
- Security
What You Need to Know About Acecard Trojan Malware

Acecard is a Trojan epidemic that is hacking several banking apps. From bank accounts to social media, this Trojan is wreaking havoc.
- Security
What Does the Government Spend on Cybersecurity?

Homeland security is a popular public policy issue, but cybersecurity is rarely discussed. Find out how our government deals with computer crimes.
- Security
Android Trojan Posing as Flash Player Targets Customers of Major Banks

The malware even bypasses SMS two-step verification
- Security
What Are the Motives Behind Car Hacking?

Your computer isn’t your only electronic device that is prone to hacking. Keep reading to learn more about the dangers of car hacking.
- Security
What a Hacker Sees When You Use Unsecured Wifi

Using unsecured public WiFi hotspots can result in hackers seeing far more about what you are doing, saying, and sharing than you likely thought possible.
- Security
Top 5 spookiest malware to avoid this Halloween

Don’t be a victim to malware’s same old tricks
- Security
Instagram’s “Anti-Abuse” Comment Filters

While Instagram is a popular social media app, not all users are picture-perfect. Read more to learn how to filter unwanted language from your page.
- Security
Why You Should Never Save Passwords on Your Device

If your device is hacked or stolen, storing passwords on your device gives hackers easy access to all of your accounts and personal information.
- Security
Android vs. iPhone: Which One Has Better Security?

It’s rumored that iPhones are more secure than Android phones. But it’s not as simple as that. Learn more about both devices’ strengths and weaknesses now.
- Security
Drammer Attack Threatens Millions of Android Users

Check your phone to make sure this widespread attack hasn’t harmed you.
- Security
Here’s What We Know About Who Hacked Yahoo

It was recently revealed that personal information from more than 500 million Yahoo accounts was stolen. But who’s responsible for the hack?