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Meltdown and Spectre Are Aimed At Your Sensitive Data

Almost all computers are being targeted by new, malicious malware that could take over the whole of your device - including your smartphone.

Beware of New Android Malware That Steals Your Facebook Password

A series of malicious apps have been discovered in the Google Play Store. How can you keep your information safe?

3 Ways to Protect Yourself From Malvertising

You know those third-party ads you see on high-end websites? They just might be "malvertising." We'll show you how to steer clear of this risk.

Learn How Android Antivirus Apps Are Tested

Comparing different antivirus softwares is easy, but how do testers come up with their scores? Learn more about their process now.

How Do Phishing Attacks via Google Docs Work?

Looking to better understand some of the phishing attacks on Google Docs that have dominated the headlines recently? Here's how they work.

How Do Ransomware Criminals Make Their Money

Have you heard reports about cyber attacks, but have no clue how ransomware criminals make their money? Find out how they target individuals.

How Antivirus Works on Windows Vs. Android

Wondering what the difference is between antivirus protection on your Windows devices versus mobile devices running on Android? Find out now.

How Can dfndr Help You When Traveling Abroad?

There’s an endless number of things that can go wrong when traveling abroad. DFNDR can shorten that list and bring users peace of mind.

Why Investing in Cybersecurity Is a Great Idea

Today, hackers are running rampant, so the only true way to keep your company safe is through investing in cybersecurity education and hiring professionals.

Why You Should Only Buy AV-Test Certified Antivirus Software

Looking to safeguard your devices with the best possible software? Relying on AV-Test certification is the surest way to secure peace of mind.

Scary Spyware Apps Found on Google Play

The malicious messaging apps that flooded Google Play recently were able to record calls, hijack the device’s camera, send messages, and track user location.

What is the ‘Yahoobleed’ Bug and How It Affects You

One security expert discovered that opening a simple email attachment could lead to a massive leak in secure information. Find out how you can protect yourself.

Protecting Your Financial Information When Traveling Abroad

Traveling exposes you to a lot of new things. Make sure they're all good by taking these simple steps to protect your financial information.

How Hackers Can Breach Your Phone Security Through Facebook

Think your phone is safe from viruses on social media? Spot the signs of spam and learn what to do to prevent viruses from reaching your phone.

How Risky is it to Check Your Bank Account on Public Wi-Fi?

Have you ever wondered if it’s safe to view your bank account on public Wi-Fi? Read on for some tips on how you can have a safer browsing experience.

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.

Things You Need to Do If You Suspect a Credit Card Hack

Credit card fraud happens more than you might think. Learn what to do if you suspect that your information has been compromised.

America’s Internet Attacked by Massive DDoS

Large DDoS attack causes huge outages across the United States.

Don’t Let Your Kids Infect Your Wi-Fi with the Latest Virus

Parents, don’t let your kids bring home the latest virus. Instead, use these techniques to protect your home Wi-Fi from viruses.

Keep Your Digitally-Savvy Teen Safe Online

Your teen might be constantly connected to one tech device or another. But that doesn’t mean that he or she makes the best choices to stay safe online.

Back at College? Keep Your Info. Safe on Public Wi-Fi

While you’re living and working on campus, your Internet is never going to be private. It’s even more important to be careful to keep your information secure.