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How To Create A Strong And Unique Password For Every Account
Most of us wouldn’t hand our car keys to a car thief, but reusing compromised passwords may be doing just that.
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Sep 142 min read
Traveling Soon? Don't Overlook These Home Security Risks
At a time when security online is so important, it’s sometimes easy to overlook security at home.
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Sep 142 min read
Shop for Clues of Failing Grades While Back-to-School Shopping
There are so many scams out there preying on us these days, and many of them are targeting our online shopping.
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Sep 142 min read
Cash App Flip Scams Make Big Promises Using Your Money
Peer-to-peer payment (P2P) systems have exploded in popularity, with more than 113 million users estimated in the U.S. alone.
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Sep 142 min read
Will AI Be Our Cybersecurity Superhero?
There's no shortage of concern about AI helping cybercriminals with much bigger and better crimes.
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Sep 142 min read
Spyware Pop-Up Danger – 4 Words NOT To Click
When it comes to our personal online safety, sometimes knowing what NOT to do is as important as doing the smart thing.
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Sep 132 min read
Yep. You Read That Right—16 Billion Records Exposed
You've probably seen it in the news. The cybersecurity outlet Cybernews revealed a colossal compilation of 16 billion login credentials leaked online, making it one of the largest data exposures in history.
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Sep 132 min read
Luxury Brand Breach Reminds Us to Use Unique Credentials
Ok, so we may all not be able to don the luxury jewelry from Cartier like celebrities, but that doesn’t mean we should ignore cybersecurity news involving them.
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Sep 133 min read
PayPal Users Beware: Email Phishing Attacks Surge 600%
PayPal, one of the top online payment systems currently has 278 million users in the U.S.
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Sep 132 min read
Scary New Mac Attack Locks Browsers
A new scareware attack is targeting Mac users, tricking them into believing their computer has been locked by Apple.
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Sep 132 min read
Amazon “Free Stuff” Brushing Scam Makes Victims Pay The Price
Open your front door and there they are, boxes from Amazon you weren’t expecting.
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Sep 132 min read
Ouch! Solar Scams That Could Burn You
So, you’re thinking about going solar. That’s great for the planet and one would assume it’s great for your wallet too.
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Sep 133 min read
AI TikToks Malware Onto Your Device
TikTok can provide loads of entertainment and it’s so easy to get enthralled with the content on there.
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Sep 132 min read
FBI Warns of IC3 Impersonation Scam
It’s getting ugly now. The FBI is now warning about a growing scheme where crooks are pretending to be employees from its own Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). And they’re not just sending shady emails—they’re popping up everywhere: On social media, in forums, even on phone calls.
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Sep 132 min read
Massive Credential Breach of More Than 184 Million Records Exposes Your Info
A staggering 184,162,718 account credentials have been compromised in a recent cybersecurity breach, marking one of the largest credential thefts in recent history.
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Sep 132 min read
Man vs. Woman: Romance Scams And Finding Love Online
In our hi-tech world today, finding love online can be challenging.
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Sep 132 min read
Beware! Coyote Malware Hiding in Financial Apps
There's a new banking Trojan on the rise with some fresh tricks up its sleeve.
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Sep 132 min read
Kids Online Means They’re Targets; Help Them Stay Safe Too
Teaching kids about cybersecurity is essential in today’s digital age, as they are increasingly exposed to online threats.
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Sep 132 min read
Your Social Security Statement Gives Hackers Full Control of Your Computer
A recent social engineering scam has been reported by Malwarebytes using the Social Security Administration (SSA) and it could lead to an attacker gaining full access to your computer. It’s the second one in as many months involving downloading statements.
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Sep 132 min read
Zero-Day Issues in Firefox Browsers Require Update Now
Cybersecurity news regarding Google’s Chrome browser is getting a little “old hat.” After all, that browser has been in the news a lot lately.
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Sep 132 min read
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