Google Introduces Anti-Phishing Feature for GSuite Users
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Who Should You Hide Apps From and Why
Snooping eyes, children, and curious individuals all might be reasons to lock your favorite Android apps.
Alexa or Google Home Could Be Spying on You
The AI assistants you think are helping you could be monitoring your every move.
Google Introduces Over 20 New Security Features to Protect Users
Android users live in Google's world, and soon the company will be introducing new security features that you should know about.
dfndr lab Uncovers Potentially Malicious Google Chrome Scam
Our security team has discovered a new technique used by hackers to hijack your phone with malware.
Android P’s New Features Guard You Against Snoops and Spies
Google has begun distributing a developer preview of the next Android OS which includes a privacy tool.
Grammarly Has a Vulnerability You Should Know About
The popular copy editing platform has a security vulnerability that may have exposed the personal documents of approximately 22 million people.
Everything You Need to Know About APK Files
So, you’ve heard the term thrown around but you’re not sure what it means. Find out everything you’ve ever wanted to know about APK files here.
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.
4 Android Games That Will Make You Smarter
Playing games on your phone is fun, but what if the games you play could make you smarter? It’s possible — read all about it here!
What You Need to Know About Google’s Security Patch Record
Google has had a patchy recent security patch record, but now Google is trying to make amends by finally fixing issues with Android phones.
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.
Do Apps Have Access to Your Location 24/7?
You might think you have a handle on your Android apps’ permissions settings. But what about those pesky apps using your location in the background?
The Google Doc Phishing Attack of 2017: Can It Happen Again?
In the spring of 2017, there was a phishing attack that involved Google Docs. Find out more about the attack and how likely it is for it to happen again.
Summer Shows to Catch Up On with Google Play
Now that it’s summer, you have time to catch up on all those shows you’ve missed. Here are four binge-worthy shows you can get with Google Play.
What Information Does Google Home Know About You?
As an answer to Amazon Echo, Google Home is now available around the world. It's ready to help you organize almost every aspect of your life.
Google Breaks Up Biggest Ad Fraud on Play Store
Google just got rid of one of the biggest ad frauds that ever plagued the Google Play store. What can you do to protect yourself from Play store ad fraud?
What is the Future of Ransomware on Android?
Corrupt apps got you feeling nervous? Google is rolling out Android O to chase off these malicious viruses before they attack.
Become an Expert Artist with Google’s AutoDraw
Not great at coloring inside the lines? Find out how Google’s AutoDraw app for Android can turn all of your drawings into masterpieces.
Burger King’s Invasive Google Home Hack
Google Home is a useful tool for getting answers to your questions, but Burger King’s most recent spots lets us know that Google Home will answer even the questions you didn’t ask.
How to Stop, Limit, or Customize Sharing in a Google Doc
You may use Google Docs to share documents with work colleagues or fellow students. Find out how you can customize or alter sharing permissions.
These Laws Could Stop Uber and Google’s Self-Driving Cars
Electric cars might be the future, but some still worry about their safety. In fact, lawmakers in four states aim to limit the use of electric cars.
How Does Google Autofill Use Your Information?
You may trust Google with a lot of your information — or it may store it without your knowledge. But what does Google do with it all?
Don’t be Fooled by Bad Links in Google Search Results
Unfortunately, the Google search engine doesn’t block malicious websites, scams, or malware by default. Find out how you can be safer while searching Google.
