Does the Internet of Things Make Your Home More Vulnerable?
The Internet of Things has changed the way your home behaves. All of that automation is time-saving, yes, but are you safe from hackers?
Posts in the Security category
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New Credit Card Skimmers Harder to Detect Than Ever
Thieves have upped their game. This time, credit card scanners are slim, small, and almost impossible to detect. What can you do?
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Go Rando is Disrupting Facebook’s Info-Gathering Algorithm
Facebook has seriously sophisticated data-gathering algorithms, but that doesn’t mean they’re impossible to bypass. The Go Rando app helps you do just that.
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Emily Ratajkowski the Latest Victim of iCloud Photo Hack
The latest celebrity to fall prey to photo-hacking is supermodel Emily Ratajkowski. Her private photos were stolen from her iCloud and leaked to the public.
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The Cloudfare Data Leak: What You Need to Know
As Cloudflare’s recent data leak proves, even some of the safest software can have problems. Learn more about the leak and how you can protect yourself.
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New York’s Cybersecurity Regulations Are a Model for States
New York's new cybersecurity proposal has other states (and even countries) considering similar action. But will that be enough?
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Millions of Kids’ Conversations Leaked Due to Teddy Bears
CloudPets, the creator of IoT-connected stuffed animals, recently had their database hacked, leaving millions of voice recordings exposed.
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What Happens When You Report a Post on Facebook?
There can be a lot of inappropriate content on Facebook. Find out what happens next whenever you report a post on this popular social network.
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Hackers Attack with Invasive New Mobile Virus
A new mobile virus has infected millions of Android devices in the United States. You must take action now to protect your phone.
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How Parents Can Set Parental Controls on Their Kids’ Phones
The Internet can be a scary place — for adults and children alike. Learn how you can protect your children by setting up parental controls.