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.
Posts in the Security category
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Top 5 spookiest malware to avoid this Halloween
Don’t be a victim to malware’s same old tricks
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Instagram’s “Anti-Abuse” Comment Filters
While Instagram is a popular social media app, not all users are picture-perfect. Read more to learn how to filter unwanted language from your page.
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Why You Should Never Save Passwords on Your Device
If your device is hacked or stolen, storing passwords on your device gives hackers easy access to all of your accounts and personal information.
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Android vs. iPhone: Which One Has Better Security?
It’s rumored that iPhones are more secure than Android phones. But it’s not as simple as that. Learn more about both devices’ strengths and weaknesses now.
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Drammer Attack Threatens Millions of Android Users
Check your phone to make sure this widespread attack hasn’t harmed you.
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Here’s What We Know About Who Hacked Yahoo
It was recently revealed that personal information from more than 500 million Yahoo accounts was stolen. But who’s responsible for the hack?
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America’s Internet Attacked by Massive DDoS
Large DDoS attack causes huge outages across the United States.
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Spotify is Available for Free, but at What Expense?
Earlier this month, Spotify dropped the ball with its free customers in a way that didn’t involve Taylor Swift, but certainly was “Trouble” for cybersecurity.
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Is the Wi-Fi Available on Airplanes Safe to Use?
There are always risks when using public Wi-Fi. Learn more about how safe the Wi-Fi on your flight might be, and precautions you can take.