Clickjacking tricks unsuspecting people into clicking links they think are harmless—but then downloads malware, harvests credentials, and takes over online […]
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So-called “everything apps” promise to simplify your life by combining your messaging, payments, banking, and other services into a single
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Last year, I was notified that my data was exposed to two data breaches. I must admit it’s pretty scary
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I get more spam texts in a day than real ones, and opening just one bad link could cost me—phishing
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Almost 3.7 million people are now eligible to collect some cash from Avast, a popular antivirus software company that stole
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Just because your gadgets come with a host of features doesn’t mean you should enable them all. Take the WPS
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Google will soon change how you’ll authenticate your Gmail account. Instead of the familiar SMS security code, Google is moving
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Smartphones are walking surveillance machines. Yet, in today’s world, they still offer more privacy than going without them.
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Despite what the person on the phone says, you might not have anything wrong with your computer or TV. In
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As AI gets more convincing, so do the scams that use them. Recently, an AI-generated video of a geode mug
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