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In 2016 we wrote a blog posted titled " Security Software - Choosing what product works best for you? " That blog post still contains...

By using the same password across all online accounts simply makes a hackers job easier to access someone's whole digital life in minutes.

Janet Jackson music video may crash older laptops from 2005... Take note so you don't get arrested for cyber crimes.

There are reports coming in that a new Photo App that turns your pictures into a fancy Cartoonish look may have some privacy concerns....

The internet is a fuss this morning with news of a new online threat that targets Windows PCs, MacOS and Linux called SysJoker.

Online Holiday Shopping is peak time for credit card theft. Protect yourself by using the technology of Virtual Cards.

I guess we have finally found a solution to criminal hacking... just make it illegal!

Microsoft Windows Updates will be in the news again this week. Causing consumers to panic, call their IT Guy and worry about their systems s

There are always new tricks being tried to get you to reveal information or download malware to your computer.

533 million Facebook users have had their mobile numbers, name, gender, location, relationship status, occupation, date of birth, and email

Google Chrome is the most popular web browser on the planet, accounting for some 65 percent of all web traffic

Cybersecurity doesn’t have to be complicated. You can easily protect your Mac and your most sensitive data in a few simple steps.

Phishing schemes to a thief pilfering your passport, there are plenty of ways to fall victim to identity theft. Add social media quizzes...

1996 highlights the first recorded example of phishing, a cybercrime in which a scammer aims to extract personal information from...

Cellebrite, a company based out of Israel, has claimed it found a way to break into any iPhone ever made, as well as many Android phones

If you own a Linksys, MikroTik, NETGEAR or TP-Link networking equipment it is advised to power them off for five minutes to

On October 16th 2017 a vulnerability in the WiFi Technology WPA2 was discovered. This vulnerability has been dubbed the name "KRACK"

Whether you use Microsoft Windows, Mac OSX or Android you may be presented with a new variant of Tech Support Scam. Unlike previous variants

MouseJack is a class of vulnerabilities that affects the vast majority of wireless, non-Bluetooth keyboards and mice.

Tech-support scammers have stepped up their technical game, prompting a "severe" warning from Microsoft over new Windows malware that mimics