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.
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.
Many college students wield perfect credit scores and little online security knowledge, making them the perfect targets for hacking attacks.
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 Internet has made things quick and convenient for most people, including hackers. Using a password protection service can ensure you are well defended.
"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.
Purchasing from Amazon can sometimes feel like sending your credit card information into a void. Here are a few tricks to make sure that’s not the case.
Burglars be gone! New technology allows people to have their home security on their Android phones. Is it worth it, or is there a catch?
When different languages, unfamiliar currencies, and small suitcases make shopping abroad a hassle, these apps can simplify your experience.
Nothing beats online shopping for convenience, but shoppers should be wary of the sites and stores they trust with their personal information.
Installing software from unknown sources is risky. Find out why you should think twice before downloading from unknown sources or the Amazon App Store.
Great deals aren’t the only thing Labor Day brings: smartphone users’ data is at an increased risk of hacking during popular shopping holidays.
For several years, websites with paid advertisements seemed to be losing the fight against ad blockers. But now, they're striking back with a vengeance!
We may love the convenience of food delivery apps, but how safe is our information while we wait for total bliss to be delivered to us?
Operating systems may be something we take at face value, but the security underneath is always working to keep your phone safe.
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.
While out in public, you've probably looked down at your phone to see that it connected automatically to a network called "xfinitywifi" or "optimumwifi." Why?
Think your phone is safe from viruses on social media? Spot the signs of spam and learn what to do to prevent viruses from reaching your phone.
Have you ever gotten to the cashier only to realize you forgot your wallet? Now, there's a solution. With these apps you can pay anywhere from your phone.
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.
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?
What if someone hacks your phone the next time you lose it? Here is what you can do to make the anxiety of a lost phone just a bit easier.
Cookies may sound delicious, but when it comes to our beloved electronic devices, they aren't always as great as they may sound.
When it comes to downloading a dog walking app from the Play store, you may want to think twice. Research any app you’re interested in before downloading one.
Using Wi-Fi when traveling abroad opens users up to many hacking opportunities, potentially jeopardizing passwords, bank accounts, emails, and more.