Block Cryptocurrency Miners in Your Web Browser
This practice of “mining” your web browser for bitcoin sounds unrelated to your online safety, but there’s more to it. Discover the risks to you.
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Is Facial Recognition the Most Secure Option for Your Smartphone?
With multiple options to secure your mobile device, what is the most secure? We run down the choices for you.
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Malicious Ransomware Could Be Around the Corner
Ransomware is one of the most aggressive variants of malware, holding your data hostage until you pay the price. What can you do about it?
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Why You Should Stop Taking Multiple Photos
Guilty of taking tons photos of the same subject only to end up with multiple duplicates? Here’s how to avoid rapid firing your shutter.
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The Shame and Humiliation of Being Hacked
Many victims of hacking are ashamed to come forward due to the limited resources available to them. Learn what to do if this happens to you.
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NSA Whistleblower Releases Security App for Android
Edward Snowden has released a security app that allows your smartphone to monitor its surroundings. Learn how it works.
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Hackers Might be Able to Take Control of Your Smart Car
With the advancement of automotive technology, your next car might be as vulnerable to security attacks as your current computer or smartphone.
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Phony IRS Emails: What to Look Out For
Beware of emails with attachments, either wanting information regarding a potential refund or requests for personal information.
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Celebrate Your Own Cybersecurity Women’s Day!
To honor International Women’s Day, here are some ways to empower your own cybersecurity.
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When to Block a Number and How to Do It
Whether it be a scammer, marketer, harasser or ex, blocking phone numbers after a certain point is sometimes necessary.