Manufacturers Caught Lying About Device Security
Like anyone, we want to trust the Android companies we deal with, but a recent study discovered that might not be the case.
Posts in the Security category
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What to Do if Your Credit or Debit Card is Compromised
It can be scary if your cards or accounts are hacked, but there is help out there. Learn what it is.
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Learn the Psychology of Digital Fraud
Hackers do more than steal your data, they also play mind games to obtain their goals. Learn their dirty tricks and how to avoid them.
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How to Protect Your Child From Identity Theft
More than 1 million children were victims of identity theft in 2017 alone.
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Hackers Target Homeowners or Potential Buyers With Mortgage Scheme
If you’re interested in real estate, watch out for a phishing scam that has already defrauded innocent individuals out of billions.
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Watch Out Consumer: You’re a Major Target for Ransomware
Organizations are not the only ones at risk -- make sure you follow these practices to combat this virulent type of cyber attack.
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iOS Exploit Targets Your iPhone and iPad Devices
Apple devices have remained relatively safe over the years, but a new vulnerability is now aimed directly at spying on your personal data.
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Are ZTE or Huawei Phones Security Risks?
If you’re interested in getting a Chinese brand smartphone, the popular belief is they could be a danger to the general public.
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Spyware is Easy to Get and Scary to Be a Victim Of
Physical devices and software exists that cybercriminals can use to spy on you.
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Social Engineering Isn’t About Making Friends, But Exploiting Your Trust
As humans, we inherently want to trust others, but this is a factor that’s taken advantage of by hackers using social engineering techniques to manipulate you.