Ransomware Attacks Are Increasing on Android
Ransomware attacks have increased dramatically over the past year. Learn more about which Android security attacks are on the rise.
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Windows Malware Found in Over 100 Android Apps
More than 130 apps in the Google Play store were found to be infected with Windows malware. Find out more about this incident and what it means for your security.
Strangers Can Watch Your Facebook Live: How to Prevent This
Using Facebook Live helps you connect in real time, but how do you protect yourself from Internet bad guys? Here’s how to keep all your social media safe.
Microsoft Says Windows 10 Helps Stop Ransomware Spread
Microsoft says Windows 10 can help to protect your system from ransomware, a type of malware. Learn more about this and how to protect yourself online.
Someone Hacked John Legend’s Twitter Account
If someone as famous as John Legend is prone to online scams and hacking, what are you doing to protect yourself from malicious attacks?
Google Researchers Cracked Trusted Internet Security Tool
Google shattered SHA-1, a decades-old algorithm still widely used despite warnings. Now, the remaining users have three months to update.
How to Use a Password Manager Securely on Android
There are many ways that you can make your password manager more secure. Find out how you can further protect your information now.
How to Quickly Double-Check a URL Address
It’s important to double-check the correctness of your URL. An incorrect URL can lead you anywhere from a frustrating website to a phishing scam.
New York’s Cybersecurity Regulations Are a Model for States
New York's new cybersecurity proposal has other states (and even countries) considering similar action. But will that be enough?
Millions of Kids’ Conversations Leaked Due to Teddy Bears
CloudPets, the creator of IoT-connected stuffed animals, recently had their database hacked, leaving millions of voice recordings exposed.
Preinstalled Malware Has Been Discovered on Android Devices
So far, preinstalled malware has been found on almost 40 Android smartphones and tablets — all before the device is turned on for the first time.
Google’s Security Patch Improves Pixel’s Audio Issues
Pixel phones haven’t had the best audio quality, but Google developers have taken steps to fix their ongoing sound problems with the Pixel and Pixel XL.
Facebook Rolls out Security Key for Safer Login
Find out how Facebook is utilizing a new feature to help minimize the number of security breaches.
HummingBad Malware Still Affecting Android Users
Dangerous viruses are everywhere, and many of them are hiding in plain sight.
The Different Reasons Behind Phone Theft
Find out the motives, and the preventative steps you can take to keep your phone in your possession.
Here’s What a Thief Can Do with Access to Your Facebook
An identity thief can do horrendous things to your social networking accounts. Learn how you can protect yourself from these malicious attacks.
Scammers Are Posing as IRS Agents to Take Your Money
With all the ways scammers try to rip you off online, it only makes sense that they perpetrate fake Internet tax scams as well.
Advanced Protection: How to Increase Your Privacy on Android
A step-by-step walkthrough of Advanced Protection, to have more privacy for your Android
Over a million Android phones infected with a strain of malware called Gooligan
Android hackers just broke the record for biggest ever Google email account theft
How Updating Your Software Can Increase Your Security
Many people avoid installing new software updates, but they can make your computer or phone more efficient and more secure. Find out more here.
What You Need to Know About Acecard Trojan Malware
Acecard is a Trojan epidemic that is hacking several banking apps. From bank accounts to social media, this Trojan is wreaking havoc.
What Does the Government Spend on Cybersecurity?
Homeland security is a popular public policy issue, but cybersecurity is rarely discussed. Find out how our government deals with computer crimes.
Android Trojan Posing as Flash Player Targets Customers of Major Banks
The malware even bypasses SMS two-step verification
What a Hacker Sees When You Use Unsecured Wifi
Using unsecured public WiFi hotspots can result in hackers seeing far more about what you are doing, saying, and sharing than you likely thought possible.
