Hackers Used Legitimate Apps to Attack Banks in 40 Countries
It’s not just third-party apps that can lead to malware on your phone — legitimate apps can also be affected. Keep reading to learn how to protect your device.
Posts in the Security category
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What to Do if You’re Worried About Your Phone Being Stolen
It’s true: malware can now infect your router, which means that any device connected to your router could be infected by malware. Protect yourself now.
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Is WhatsApp’s Encryption Problematic for Users’ Security?
Earlier this year, The Guardian published an article claiming that WhatsApp wasn’t as secure or private as the company claimed to be.
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What You Need to Know About Fileless Malware
Consider this your guide to fileless malware. Learn what exactly it is, and how you can protect your data and personal information.
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Is it Possible for Your Pacemaker to Be Hacked?
Many people don’t realize how complex — and vulnerable — a pacemaker can be. Remote hacking is a real threat to those who use one.
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New Hacking Tactics Are Threatening SWIFT
SWIFT, the global bank transfer system, has recently been the target of multiple cyberattacks. Find out more about the system hacks now.
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Sony Music’s Twitter Account Was Recently Hacked
Here is everything that you need to know about Sony Music’s Twitter account being hacked. And yes — Britney Spears is still alive.
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Messaging Apps That Use End-to-End Encryption
You may have already heard that WhatsApp is now offering end-to-end encryption. But there are many more messaging apps that have this feature, too.
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What is Safe to Leave Public on Facebook?
Profile customization and privacy settings help users choose which information to share — but Facebook’s data policy presents some user concerns.
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Here’s Why Your Smartphone Might Be Crashing
When you free up your phone’s memory, the rest will follow. Here are a few tips and tricks to getting the most space on your mobile device.