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Why You Should Protect Your Social Apps from Hackers

Don't leave your social network security to chance. Take a look at the Social Guardian feature in your DFNDR app to give your favorite networks extra protection.

How to Track Your Phone if It’s Stolen or Lost

A lost or stolen phone will ruin your week. Don't let this happen to you. Activate Anti-Theft in advance so you can track a stolen phone later.

The 5 Most Common Ways for Hackers to Gain Personal Info

There are lots of ways hackers trick you into giving them your personal information. Make sure you don’t fall for any of their scams.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Can Play GameCube Games

If you love classic video games, then you’ll love all of the classic GameCube games that the Samsung Galaxy S8 can play. Learn more now.

5 Apps to Help You Prepare for Summer Vacation

Don't wait until the last minute to prepare for your summer vacation. Get started with this list of travel apps to help you plan your next vacation.

How to Create a Playlist for a Cinco de Mayo Party

If you’re planning a party for Cinco de Mayo this year, find out how you can create the perfect music playlist for the occasion.

The Everyday Devices Targeted By the CIA

The WikiLeaks documents — more than 8000 of them — detail how the CIA has ability to hack your everyday items. This includes phones, TVs, tablets, and PCs.

More Than 30 U.S. Banks Now Support Android Pay

Android Pay is gaining more ground across the United States with more than 30 American banks supporting the service. Learn more now.

This Was the Number One Mobile Malware Threat of 2016

Every year, it seems like there are more ways for your phone to be hacked or for you to get scammed. Here, we’ll discuss the most common malware threat of 2016.

Facebook’s Plan for Nudity and Violence Filters

Understand why Facebook is creating a new nudity and violence filter, and how this filter will affect you personally in the very near future.

Snapchat’s Leaked Emails Reveal Problematic Sales Tactics

Snapchat’s recently leaked emails detail a dilemma and a potentially iffy concern with the company’s sales tactics. Find out what the leaked emails revealed.

Smart Homes Experience Glitches with Amazon Crash

Who turned the lights out? Amazon recently experienced a hiccup in their system that disrupted thousands of sites and services.

New AI Can Crack Android Pattern Locks from Afar

While adding a pattern lock to your Android home screen can be an extra protection measure, these locks — like anything else — can be hacked.

Ransomware Attacks Are Increasing on Android

Ransomware attacks have increased dramatically over the past year. Learn more about which Android security attacks are on the rise.

WhatsApp Ending Support for Windows Phone 7 Devices

Windows Phone 7 owners will no longer have WhatsApp support; other phones aren't far behind. See if your phone will be losing support in June.

5 Tricks for Creating Stronger Passwords

Yes, it’s a tricky balance to remember all your various passwords without making yourself vulnerable to hacking. But the good news is that it can be done.

Gmail Can Finally Accept Attachments Up to 50MB

It’s been a long time coming, but Gmail now allows larger file attachments. However, there are some restrictions to sending and receiving files.

New Credit Card Skimmers Harder to Detect Than Ever

Thieves have upped their game. This time, credit card scanners are slim, small, and almost impossible to detect. What can you do?

Emily Ratajkowski the Latest Victim of iCloud Photo Hack

The latest celebrity to fall prey to photo-hacking is supermodel Emily Ratajkowski. Her private photos were stolen from her iCloud and leaked to the public.

The Cloudfare Data Leak: What You Need to Know

As Cloudflare’s recent data leak proves, even some of the safest software can have problems. Learn more about the leak and how you can protect yourself.