Tag Archives: protection

How to Remove Your Social Security Number from Google

Looking to remove your social security information from Google? This article details how you might be at risk, and what you can do about it.

If a Ransomware Attack Happens to You, Should You Pay?

They seem too malicious to be true, but ransomware attacks are unfortunately a growing phenomenon. Here’s what to do if your device is held hostage.

5 Personal Details You Should Never Post on Social Media

Hackers and identity thieves thrive on personal information shared on social networks, so it is crucial to take active steps to keep your information secure.

Which Android Apps Should You Be Locking?

Password protect whatever Android apps you want in the blink of an eye with these tips.

What You Should Know About SSL Certificates

Hackers are using weak SSL certificates to steal your credit card information. Find out what that means and what you can do to prevent theft from happening.

Apps Stealing from Other Apps Can Compromise Your Security

Just when you thought you had protected yourself from apps looking to steal your information. Now apps are stealing from each other to piece together user data.

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.

Is It Safe to Let Your Android’s Browser Remember Passwords?

Having your phone remember site passwords makes your life easier and makes access quicker, but is it worth it? What is easier for you may be easier for hackers.

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.

3 Password Safety Practices to Adopt Right Now

Keeping your tech accounts safe can feel like a seriously tall task. But it doesn’t have to be — follow these best practices for creating strong passwords!

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.

Should You Cover the Camera on Your Smartphone?

You cover your laptop’s camera, but have you ever thought about the vulnerabilities of your smartphone camera? Find out what to do about it here.

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?

How Often Do You Really Need to Change Your Passwords?

It’s believed that the more we change our passwords, the more secure our accounts will be. But experts are saying something different. Learn more here.

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.

Best Free and Paid Password Protection Services

The Internet has made things quick and convenient for most people, including hackers. Using a password protection service can ensure you are well defended.

Vicious Mobile Banking Trojan Steals All Your Information

"BankBot" is the latest addition to a growing trend of malware that appears harmless in the Play store, but is capable of stealing your financial information.

Tips for Keeping Your Information Safe When Shopping Online

Nothing beats online shopping for convenience, but shoppers should be wary of the sites and stores they trust with their personal information.

Be Careful When Turning on “Unknown Sources” on Your Android

Installing software from unknown sources is risky. Find out why you should think twice before downloading from unknown sources or the Amazon App Store.

Labor Day Shopping: How to Keep Your Credit Card Info Safe

Great deals aren’t the only thing Labor Day brings: smartphone users’ data is at an increased risk of hacking during popular shopping holidays.

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.