Tips for Using WiFi Safely When Traveling Abroad
Using Wi-Fi when traveling abroad opens users up to many hacking opportunities, potentially jeopardizing passwords, bank accounts, emails, and more.
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This Guy Saved the World from a Cyber Attack
Heroes come in all shapes and sizes. But the 22-year-old Brit, Marcus Hutchins, who stopped the WannaCry virus, says he was just doing his job.
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Can a QR Code Be Used in a Phishing Attack
QR codes, or Quick Response codes, are an easy method for companies to transmit data to customers. Similar to a bar code, users can scan the QR code […]
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TrojanFlyer Malware Detected: Affects 120,000 Android Phones
The DFNDR Research Lab has discovered an insidious malware. Learn which apps to avoid on on Google Play and how to protect your device.
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Is It Dangerous if My Starbucks App Has My Credit Card Info
As big as Starbucks is, your credit card information may not be safe on their app. Find out what you can do to make your account more secure.
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CopyCat Malware Affects 14 Million Devices
A scary malware has taken a hold of 14 million Android users’ devices. Could you be next? Find out more about this dangerous malware now.
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This New Android Exploit Could Be Stealing Your Information
Here's everything known so far about the new Android exploit called Cloak and Dagger, and how you can protect yourself against it.
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You May Have the DNSChanger Virus and Not Even Know It
The DNSChanger Virus is tough to find and hard to stop before it is too late. But what is it, and how do you know you have it?
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Signs That Your Social Media Account Has Been Hacked
Some social media hacks are obvious. Others, not so much. Regardless of which type, here are a few key signs your accounts have been compromised.
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The Rise of Increasingly Sophisticated Ransomware
As ransomware becomes increasingly sophisticated and increasingly prevalent, more people are reporting encounters than ever before.