Alexa or Google Home Could Be Spying on You
The AI assistants you think are helping you could be monitoring your every move.
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How to Protect Your Child From Identity Theft
More than 1 million children were victims of identity theft in 2017 alone.
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Hackers Don’t Play Around, They’re Making Money From Your Data
Cyber attacks aimed at your data aren't just hacker kids having fun, it’s actually big business... and business is good.
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Hackers Target Homeowners or Potential Buyers With Mortgage Scheme
If you’re interested in real estate, watch out for a phishing scam that has already defrauded innocent individuals out of billions.
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Watch Out Consumer: You’re a Major Target for Ransomware
Organizations are not the only ones at risk -- make sure you follow these practices to combat this virulent type of cyber attack.
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iOS Exploit Targets Your iPhone and iPad Devices
Apple devices have remained relatively safe over the years, but a new vulnerability is now aimed directly at spying on your personal data.
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Are ZTE or Huawei Phones Security Risks?
If you’re interested in getting a Chinese brand smartphone, the popular belief is they could be a danger to the general public.
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Social Engineering Isn’t About Making Friends, But Exploiting Your Trust
As humans, we inherently want to trust others, but this is a factor that’s taken advantage of by hackers using social engineering techniques to manipulate you.
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5 Tips to Determine if an Email is Actually a Phishing Scam
Hackers are creating more sophisticated phishing emails daily. With an inbox overflowing with messages, how do you determine what’s safe or not?
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Older Versions of PSafe Total Being Recalled, Update Today
Version 2.9 and earlier versions of the ’PSafe Total’ app are no longer supported.