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June 11, 2024

Shield Your Smartphone: Combating Phishing and Zero-Click Exploits

 Our smartphones are gateways to our personal and professional lives. We bank, shop, connect, a...

June 07, 2024

Why Does My Antivirus Flag Steam?

Steam often finds itself locked in a battle with antivirus software. You might be surprised to see a...

June 06, 2024

Google Says Your Password Was Exposed! Now What?

Ever logged in and gotten a heart-stopping message from Google? It might say something like "Your pa...

June 05, 2024

How to Deal With Sextortion Email Scams

“Hi there!</br> </br> I am a professional hacker and have successfully managed to hack...

June 04, 2024

Don't Get Hooked: A Phishing Email Survival Guide in the Age of Deception

Phishing emails have become the bane of our inboxes. These deceptive messages, designed to trick you...

June 03, 2024

Why Apple Doesn't Allow Antispyware on iPhones and iPads

Apple prides itself on the security of its devices. iPhones and iPads are known for being less susce...

May 30, 2024

The Cookie Conundrum: Are Marketers Tricking Us

We've all seen them – the ubiquitous cookie banners that greet us on nearly every website visit. T...

May 28, 2024

Why Privacy Matters, Especially Today

Our personal information is constantly being collected, analyzed, and used. While it's easy to think...

May 22, 2024

Is Your Android Phone Hacked? Here's How to Find Out

Have you ever worried your Android phone might be compromised? Is your battery suddenly draining mor...

May 21, 2024

Fort Knox Goes Digital: Malware in National Agencies and Banks

How does the cybersecurity for national agencies and banks look like? Is it really that easy to hack...

May 20, 2024

Hollywood Hacked: Busting Myths About Hacking in Movies

Hollywood loves a good hacking scene. Fingers fly across keyboards, lines of code flash on the scree...

May 17, 2024

The 4 Biggest Malware Misconceptions

Can you really get hacked as you click on a suspicious link? Is every error message connected to mal...

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