Vicious Mobile Banking Trojan Steals All Your Information
"BankBot" is the latest addition to a growing trend of malware that appears harmless in the Play store, but is capable of stealing your financial information.
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Should You Use an App to Control Your Home’s Alarm System?
Burglars be gone! New technology allows people to have their home security on their Android phones. Is it worth it, or is there a catch?
What is the ‘Yahoobleed’ Bug and How It Affects You
One security expert discovered that opening a simple email attachment could lead to a massive leak in secure information. Find out how you can protect yourself.
How Safe is it to Use Finger Recognition with Your Bank App?
As fingerprint passwords become more popular with newer phones, the debate over password-protection methods has become a hot security topic.
How Hackers Can Breach Your Phone Security Through Facebook
Think your phone is safe from viruses on social media? Spot the signs of spam and learn what to do to prevent viruses from reaching your phone.
4 Different Ways Hackers Can Penetrate Your Network
Hackers can be crafty and sneaky. Don’t let them catch you off guard — learn their methods and learn how to protect yourself and your devices.
How Risky is it to Check Your Bank Account on Public Wi-Fi?
Have you ever wondered if it’s safe to view your bank account on public Wi-Fi? Read on for some tips on how you can have a safer browsing experience.
The Google Doc Phishing Attack of 2017: Can It Happen Again?
In the spring of 2017, there was a phishing attack that involved Google Docs. Find out more about the attack and how likely it is for it to happen again.
Can a QR Code Be Used in a Phishing Attack
QR codes, or Quick Response codes, are an easy method for companies to transmit data to customers. Similar to a bar code, users can scan the QR code […]
TrojanFlyer Malware Detected: Affects 120,000 Android Phones
The DFNDR Research Lab has discovered an insidious malware. Learn which apps to avoid on on Google Play and how to protect your device.
