Is It Safe to Store Your Credit Card Information Online?
With the relative ease of shopping online, it can be inconvenient to shop without saving your credit card information online — but is this safe to do?
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How Often Do You Really Need to Change Your Passwords?
It’s believed that the more we change our passwords, the more secure our accounts will be. But experts are saying something different. Learn more here.
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Fire Safety and Technology — Things to Keep in Mind During Hot Months
In higher temperatures, technology users should keep a few safety tips in mind this summer to avoid an accident.
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College Students: A Prime Target for Hacking
Many college students wield perfect credit scores and little online security knowledge, making them the perfect targets for hacking attacks.
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5 Pieces of Personal Data You Should Keep On Your Phone
You should always be prepared. Some information about yourself needs to be on your Android, just in case. Do you think you have all five?
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The Most Popular Android Games from First Quarter 2017
With mobile game revenue growing 53% to $11.9 billion in the first three months of 2017, it's not surprising that some great games were released at that time.
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What You Should Do if You Lose Your Phone While Traveling
Vacations are supposed to be a time for rest and relaxation, but they can quickly turn sour in the unfortunate event of losing your phone.
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The Top TV Shows About Hacking
Looking for your next favourite TV show? For your future viewing pleasure, check out this list of the best TV series out there about computer experts.
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Best Free and Paid Password Protection Services
The Internet has made things quick and convenient for most people, including hackers. Using a password protection service can ensure you are well defended.
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Vicious Mobile Banking Trojan Steals All Your Information
"BankBot" is the latest addition to a growing trend of malware that appears harmless in the Play store, but is capable of stealing your financial information.