Tag Archives: hackers

Hackers Can Install Malware in Your Movie Subtitles

Your upcoming movie night might not be as relaxing as you intended it to be: hackers are now infecting movie subtitles with malware.

The 7 Password Mistakes You Might Be Making

Believe it or not, there are a lot of mistakes that you can make with your passwords. Here are the 7 most common password mistakes.

Massive Global Cyberattack Has Ties to the NSA

An unknown hacking group that targeted several countries used NSA tools to launch a major cyberattack. Learn more and how you can protect yourself.

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.

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.

The 5 Most Famous Hacks of All-Time

Some hacks are so massive or so disastrous that they develop a notoriety that lasts forever. Here are five of the most famous hacks that have ever happened.

Does the Internet of Things Make Your Home More Vulnerable?

The Internet of Things has changed the way your home behaves. All of that automation is time-saving, yes, but are you safe from hackers?

Hackers Attack with Invasive New Mobile Virus

A new mobile virus has infected millions of Android devices in the United States. You must take action now to protect your phone.

How to Safely Use the Wi-Fi on the NYC Subway

Free public Wi-Fi is always exciting but it also has the potential to open your device up to possible malware, viruses, and even hackers.

How Your Smart TV Could Be At Risk to Hacking

Your smart TV’s connection to the internet makes it vulnerable to hacking. Learn how your TV might be at risk and how you can minimize that risk.

How to Protect Your Webcam from Hacking

Even if you don’t use your webcam, it’s still a window into your private world that is vulnerable to hackers. Take a few of the following precautions.

How Drones Present New Hacking Opportunities

Drones are more popular than ever. But with this technology and increased popularity comes more opportunities for malicious threats.

Researchers Are Studying Ways to Prevent Car-Hacking

Want to make sure your car doesn’t get hacked? Hackers demonstrated how simple it is to commandeer control of a vehicle in a series of experiments.

How to Ensure That You Remain Anonymous Online

Hackers are unlikely to access to your information if you remain anonymous online. If you want to minimize your online presence, try these five tips.

500 Million Yahoo Accounts Stolen

Yahoo confirmed that at least 500 million accounts were compromised today making this one of the largest cybersecurity breaches ever.

What Are the Mail.ru Attacks? Am I at Risk?

Millions have had their account information stolen by hackers. Read more about the massive hack to figure out whether or not your details were affected.

Add Security to Your Google Account with a U2F Security Key

Today, security is becoming more of a concern as people utilize their mobile devices to do more and more. Learn to secure your Google account here.

Why Are Dangerous Cybercrimes Going Unpunished?

Because cybercrimes are remote, it’s hard for countries to prosecute the criminals in real life. That’s why cybercriminals launch sophisticated attacks.

Why Are People Falling for Phishing Scams?

It’s important to tread lightly when browsing the web to avoid malicious software. Learn how and why people get phished, and how you can prevent it.

Security Concerns Can Arise While Using Snapchat

Snapchat offers a fun way to connect with people that you are about. However, the app does pose some security concerns that you may not be aware of.

Why You Should Exercise Caution When Opening Emails

Even with the help of your junk folder, it can be hard to recognize malicious emails. Find out how to protect yourself from fraudsters.

Unknown LinkedIn Connections Could Be Hackers in Disguise

LinkedIn is touted as the largest professional global network. To build a network, a user makes connections; however, some unknown connections could be hackers.