Why You Should Look at the Wi-Fi Network Name Before Joining
Just like colds spread in public places, viruses are spread through shared Wi-Fi connections. That’s why it’s important to only join Wi-Fi networks you can trust.
Posts in the Security category
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Unknown LinkedIn Connections Could Be Hackers in Disguise
LinkedIn is touted as the largest professional global network. To build a network, a user makes connections; however, some unknown connections could be hackers.
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Your Phone Can be Hacked Even When it’s Offline
You might think your phone is protected from hackers if you’re not on the internet, but these crafty hacking techniques will make you think twice.
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Google Bans Apps That Secretly Download Malware onto Android
Even popular apps can download malware onto your phone. Google recently banned 13 highly-rated apps that were part of a malware family doing exactly that.
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How to Stop Your Android Phone From Tracking Your Location
No one needs Big Brother to be in their Android device. It can be a little creepy. Here’s how to stop him from knowing everywhere you go.
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Keep Your Files Safe — Beware of the Ransomware Takeover
Hackers’ version of holding you hostage, Ransomware, is spreading quickly. Here is some information on the virus and how to prevent it.
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How to Tell if Your Android Has Been Hacked
Keep your data safe. Here are three telltale signs that a hacker has gained access to your phone, and therefore your personal information.
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Security Threats Present in Android Health Apps
Is your phone out of shape? Your favorite apps that help to keep you healthy may be sacrificing the health of your Android phone.
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How to Maintain Security on Your Android Phone
With almost all of our personal information stored in our smartphones, it’s important now more than ever to think about security.
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How to Avoid Getting Computer Viruses in Public Places
In public, computer viruses spread faster than you can say, “Atchoo!” But simple measures can protect your laptop whether you’re on public or private Internet.