Smart Devices Could be Connected to 5G, But is it Safe?
The adoption of 5G into smart devices could bring a number of security concerns that may affect you.
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Hackers Are Taking Over Your SIM Card and Personal Phone Number
Your SIM card identifies your device when connecting to your cell network, but it also reveals your identity to various services. Now, hackers want it all.
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That Pretty Girl Friending You On Facebook? Be Cautious!
Everyone wants to find the right person, but dating on social media has a price.
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Grammarly Has a Vulnerability You Should Know About
The popular copy editing platform has a security vulnerability that may have exposed the personal documents of approximately 22 million people.
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Hackers Now Target Your Credit Card at Local Retailers
And you thought buying online wasn’t safe; think again. Your local store is also at risk.
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Patch Your Firefox Browser Before It’s Too Late
There’s a Mozilla Firefox ‘arbitrary code execution’ flaw that leaves your browser vulnerable. Here’s how to fix it.
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Could the Fictional Terminator Become a Dangerous Reality?
Artificial intelligence assistants live inside our devices - Siri, Alexa, Cortana, Google Assistant - learn if they’re helpful or potentially harmful to society.
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Hacking: It’s Not Just Grandma, You’re Also at Risk
Everyone thinks they know the internet better than their grandparents, but what if the younger generation is actually the most susceptible to trouble?
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Survival Guide to Making Coachella Awesome
Check out my personal tips for creating an unforgettable festival experience.
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Trusted Sites Actually Deliver Phishing Attacks: Here’s How
Hackers can take advantage of a vulnerability on websites and are aiming straight at victims with phishing scams.