Keep Prying Eyes Away From Your NSFW Photos
You might have a few compromising photos on your phone and are concerned they could be discovered by the wrong person. You’re not the only one!
You might have a few compromising photos on your phone and are concerned they could be discovered by the wrong person. You’re not the only one!
There are a number of new cyber threats out there and they could knock on your door one day.
A scary malware is embedding itself into Android devices and intercepting private data between you and your bank.
Facebook has a plan to keep your account secure from malware, unfortunately, the idea has led to some problems for dedicated social media users.
The password-verification tool has been integrated into the popular password manager 1Password.
Your smartphone has some settings that can reinforce security and keep your data more private.
A new study that examined 15 industries found that higher education workers rarely fall for phishing scams.
Companies have turned to the Signal protocol to keep apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger safe.
It’s becoming more common for hackers to steal sensitive information through fraudulent emails that appear legitimate.
Google has begun distributing a developer preview of the next Android OS which includes a privacy tool.
These phishing scams attempt to steal your sensitive data, but what happens when they're so realistic they seem tailored directly to you?
The tried and true security method may not be as reliable as it used to be.
Snapchat has become a heaven where content auto-destructs. But, recently, over 50k users gave up their passwords, falling for an online scam.
The adoption of 5G into smart devices could bring a number of security concerns that may affect you.
Everyone wants to find the right person, but dating on social media has a price.
The popular copy editing platform has a security vulnerability that may have exposed the personal documents of approximately 22 million people.
And you thought buying online wasn’t safe; think again. Your local store is also at risk.
There’s a Mozilla Firefox ‘arbitrary code execution’ flaw that leaves your browser vulnerable. Here’s how to fix it.
Artificial intelligence assistants live inside our devices - Siri, Alexa, Cortana, Google Assistant - learn if they’re helpful or potentially harmful to society.
Everyone thinks they know the internet better than their grandparents, but what if the younger generation is actually the most susceptible to trouble?
Hackers can take advantage of a vulnerability on websites and are aiming straight at victims with phishing scams.
Phishing attacks on a wider scale target large companies and you could be the next victim if you aren’t careful.
Cryptocurrencies have hackers looking for new ways to gain computing power for greedy purposes. Your smartphone could be next.
There are several tell-tale signs of scam websites that you should keep an eye out for. Be a URL CSI.