These Were the Most Common Passwords in 2016
Many people use a common or easy to remember password. One way to keep private information safe from hackers is to avoid using any of these common passwords.
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Can’t Stop Clickbaiting? anti-hacking Will Protect You
Find out everything you need to know about clickbait, why it can be dangerous, and how you can protect yourself from bad links.
This Mobile App Allows Cybercriminals to Create Ransomware
Every day, hackers get more and more crafty in the ways that they hack your phone for personal data. Cybercriminals can now launch a hack from an app.
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.
Chrysaor: The Dark Horse of Android Malware
A sophisticated spyware program with signs of being developed by professional cyber warfare specialists may be lurking within your Android without you knowing.
How Hackers Are Capitalizing on Direct Deposit Accounts
Don’t fall victim to the latest hacker scam going around. Be sure to protect your personal funds that you receive via direct deposit.
How to Prevent Identity Theft When You’re Online
It’s important to keep your identity secure every time you surf the web by taking certain measures to protect yourself when you’re online.
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.
5 Easy Ways to Keep Your Phone’s Audio Secure
Many smartphone users aren't aware that their phone's audio can be hacked. Here are the ways you can keep your phone safe from audio hackers.
Who is Responsible For May’s Ransomware Attacks on the NHS?
The UK's National Security Centre has linked the malware hack on the National Health Service in May to a North Korean-affiliated hacker team, "Lazarus Group.”
Is It Safe to Store Your Credit Card Information Online?
With the relative ease of shopping online, it can be inconvenient to shop without saving your credit card information online — but is this safe to do?
College Students: A Prime Target for Hacking
Many college students wield perfect credit scores and little online security knowledge, making them the perfect targets for hacking attacks.
What You Should Do if You Lose Your Phone While Traveling
Vacations are supposed to be a time for rest and relaxation, but they can quickly turn sour in the unfortunate event of losing your phone.
The Top TV Shows About Hacking
Looking for your next favourite TV show? For your future viewing pleasure, check out this list of the best TV series out there about computer experts.
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.
4 Different Ways Hackers Can Penetrate Your Network
Hackers can be crafty and sneaky. Don’t let them catch you off guard — learn their methods and learn how to protect yourself and your devices.
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.
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.
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 […]
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.
If the IRS Calls, You Could Be Talking to a Hacker!
Scammers posing as IRS officials, and demanding immediate payment for bogus tax bills, are trying to steal your money and your bank account information.
Hummer Malware Lay Dormant on Users’ Phones for a Year
Developed by Chinese hackers, this strand of malware was installed on users' Androids in 2015 — but it didn't attack until the next year!
