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.
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Are Your Healthcare Files at Risk of Being Hacked?
With the rise of targeted healthcare system attacks, your health data may not be as safe as you think.
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5 Fast Ways to Boost Your Phone’s Speed Quickly
Stuck with a phone that’s slow? Here are some tips and tricks to free up RAM memory and battle a sluggish phone.
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Scam Letters in This Day and Age? You Betcha
It’s not just online scams out there waiting to pounce. Believe it or not, fake IRS and Medicare letters are hitting people’s literal mailboxes.
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Net Neutrality is Dead: Here’s What That Means For You
Learn how to take the power back from your internet service provider after the recent repeal of net neutrality.
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Astro: The AI app That Can Help Manage Your Inbox
Astro is a bold new app that’s trying to make email less stressful and cluttered by adding artificial intelligence to declutter your inbox.
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6 Ways That Cybercriminals Try to Take Over Your Device
Learn the methods that hackers use to exploit your smartphone and steal your personal information. It’s scarier than you think.