Google Discontinued The Dark Web Tool That Checks For Your Personal Data - Here's Why
Google will soon conclude a customer facing tool that tracks those massive databases which malicious actors trade on the dark web.
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Customer Bought A $1,000 Nvidia Graphics Card From Best Buy And Got A Box Of Rocks
In an unfortunate turn of events, a Best Buy customer received a box of rocks instead of their $1,000 Nvidia GPU. Here's what you can do if this happens to you.
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Hackers Are Stealing Microsoft Account Passwords With This Trick
Typosquatting is a clever trick that hackers use to steal your sensitive information. Here's how the scam works and how you can protect yourself.
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AI Web Browsers Are Spying On You - Here's How
A new study has revealed that the most popular AI browsers have exhibited privacy infringements. Here's how they're recording user data, and why it matters.
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Americans Are Switching To VPNs In Droves - Here's Why
VPNs, once the preserve of corporate road warriors, have surged in popularity with everyday Americans seeking to protect their privacy as new laws take effect.
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Amazon Issued A Warning To Millions Of Customers - Here's Why
As the holiday season ramps up, Amazon has sent out a a warning to millions of customers aimed at helping stop this widely spread scam technique.
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Android Will Warn You If A Scammer Asks To Share Your Screen On A Call
With financial scams on the rise, Google has introduced a new feature to alert Android users while on a call with a potential scammer. Here's how it works.
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5 Ways To Protect Your Smart Home From Hackers
Smart home appliances can be a major help in the house, but they're also a point of attack for hackers — unless you take all the necessary precautions.
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13 iPhone Security Settings You Should Enable Right Now
From password protection to tracking limits, here are 13 simple iPhone security settings you need to change right now to keep your data out of the wrong hands.
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How To Check Who Is Connected To Your Wi-Fi (And Why You Should)
Internet security is of the utmost importance, so give yourself a piece of mind as we show you the easy and essential ways of checking who's on your Wi-Fi.
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How To Dispose Of Old Hard Drives (The Safe Way)
Your deleted files can still be recovered. Here are the safe ways to dispose of your old hard drives and ensure your personal data is gone forever.
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Your Wi-Fi Router Might Be Spying On You - Here's How To Stop It
Wi-Fi router companies have long privacy policies filled with complicated legalese. Find out which companies are keeping your data and how to opt out.
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The Hidden Dangers Lurking In Airport Wi-Fi (And How To Stay Safe)
While airport Wi-Fi can seem convenient, there are hidden dangers that you should be aware of before trying to connect. Here's what you need to know.
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South Korea Revealed Its Next-Gen, Hydrogen-Powered Stealth Tank
Silent, lethal, and eco-friendly? South Korea revealed the K3, a hydrogen-powered stealth tank with unmanned capabilities and advanced camouflage.
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Google Knows Where You Are Even With Your GPS Off - Here's How
Even with GPS disabled, Google knows where you are. Here is how non-GPS tracking works and the steps you can take to secure your location data today.
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5 Essential Security Apps That Actually Protect Your Computer
Security for your computer is paramount, but if finding the right program feels daunting, this comprehensive list will have you choosing your app with ease.
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Can ICE Track Your Car? Here's The Terrifying Digital Reality
ICE is using an app to help with its stated purpose of removing illegal immigrants from the United States, but not everyone agrees with its legality.
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Google Messages Now Lets Your Boss Spy On Your Chats - Here's How
Google's new RCS Archival feature allows employers to log texts for compliance. Here is how it works and how to tell if your chats are being monitored.
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AT&T, Verizon, And T-Mobile Customers Should Be Worried About The FCC's Ruling
The Federal Communications Commission recently voted to rescind certain cybersecurity rules, potentially putting mobile customers at greater risk.
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4 Nearly Invisible Smart Home Security Gadgets You Need To Install
Smart home security is a big deal, and as burglars get more crafty, it's more important than ever to use hidden cameras and sensors that are undetectable.
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Never Do Any Of These 12 Things To Your iPhone
Are you harming your iPhone without realizing it? Avoid these 12 common mistakes to protect your device, improve battery life, and keep it running smoothly.
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What Is 'Ghost Tapping'? The New Tap-To-Pay Scam You Should Know About
Thieves are taking advantage of tap-to-pay technology to steal money from victims. Here's what you need to know about this scam and how to protect yourself.
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London Thieves Will Return Your Phone If It's Android Instead Of iPhone
Statistically, one would expect random phone thefts to impact iPhone and Android users similarly, but that's not what's happening in London.
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The $9 USB Gadget That Amazon Customers Agree Is An Essential
This gadget can be bought for just $9 on Amazon and is an absolute essential if you travel frequently. In fact, you can have multiple units in your backpack.
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The US Wants To Ban TP-Link Wi-Fi Routers From Your Home - Here's Why
The United States government is considering a complete ban of TP-Link Wi-Fi routers. Here's why and what that could mean for your at-home Wi-Fi.
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How Google Is Fighting To End Text Message Scams
We're all sick of receiving scam texts about late packages and overdue tolls, and now Google is using the law to fight back against the scammers.
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3 Items That Used To Be Banned By TSA (But Aren't Anymore)
TSA rules are always changing. Find out which three types of common items used to be banned by the TSA that you can now bring along with you.
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