What You Should Know About SSL Certificates
Hackers are using weak SSL certificates to steal your credit card information. Find out what that means and what you can do to prevent theft from happening.
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Apps Stealing from Other Apps Can Compromise Your Security
Just when you thought you had protected yourself from apps looking to steal your information. Now apps are stealing from each other to piece together user data.
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How to Tell When Streaming Videos Online is Unsafe
We stream so much content on our devices each day that it may be hard to notice when something isn’t safe. Learn the tell-tale signs of a legitimate site.
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Best Apps for New Parents
Being a new parent is as tough as it is exciting, so take advantage of these easy-to-use apps to make it just a little bit easier!
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What’s With Downloading Software to Access University Wi-Fi?
Some universities require mobile or desktop software downloads to access their Wi-Fi, but could these downloads be a security risk?
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Lost Android? Locate or Wipe it with Android Device Manager
Locate your lost device and ensure your data is safe by safeguarding the personal information you may have stored on your mobile.
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Best Android Apps for Commuters and Travelers
Don’t go crazy during your commute or travels. You can make these activities easier with these simple (and free!) Android apps.
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The End of an Era: It’s Time to Say Goodbye to Yahoo
Yahoo, which was once a powerhouse on the web, is now coming to an end. Learn about its demise and the next steps that will be taken.
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How Hackers Are Capitalizing on Direct Deposit Accounts
Don’t fall victim to the latest hacker scam going around. Be sure to protect your personal funds that you receive via direct deposit.
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How to Prevent Identity Theft When You’re Online
It’s important to keep your identity secure every time you surf the web by taking certain measures to protect yourself when you’re online.