How Google Bombs Can Lead to Phishing Attempts
Google Bombs may be humorous at times, but they can also lead you to clicking on phishing websites that steal information and money.
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Instagram Live Makes Its International Debut
Instagram’s new live video feature marks a new step in the company’s quest to establish itself as more than a photo-sharing app.
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Google Maps Update Allows You to See How Bad Parking Is
Google continues to update its map service, now showing you the parking situation at your destination. Keep reading to learn more.
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How Hackers Are Causing Hotels to Ditch Key Cards
Hotel key cards have been used forever, but they may be phased out due to the dangers they may present with the constant evolution of technology.
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Ransomware Attacks Increased Heavily in 2016
Ransomware attacks force users to pay hackers in order to retrieve stolen data. These attacks skyrocketed in the year of 2016. Protect yourself now.
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Snapchat Has Revealed a New Search Function
Snapchat has gotten new, highly-requested search capabilities that will improve users’ experience.
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A Brief History of Computer Viruses and How to Stay Safe
Computer viruses have been around for longer than you might imagine
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Why It’s Important to Update Your Mobile Apps
Mobile devices provide entertainment in the form of games, social media, and taking pictures, but all of these apps do need to be updated at times.
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Could Your VPN App Be Tracking You With Malware?
VPN applications are being used more and more in an attempt to hide and protect some of our information, but are they working properly?
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New Selfie App Meitu Can Access Your Information
It's always disheartening when a new app steals your heart — only to find out that it's also stealing your private information as well.