Can a hacker really do anything with your IP address?
Your IP address won’t give a hacker your passwords, yet it can point attackers to your home network. Here’s what IPv6 changes and how to stay protected.
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How do spam callers get your number in the first place?
Ever wonder how a total stranger ended up with your phone number? The answer starts earlier than you think, and a few small habits can keep it from spreading.
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What does NAT type mean for online gaming?
If you regularly play online games, you may have noticed a setting called NAT type or even got an alert about it. Here's what it means and why it matters.
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5 iPhone security settings you should change to protect your data
Your iPhone has great security features, but some of them need configuration to work their best.
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November is the month of fake Black Friday tech deals - here's how to spot them
November is generally a great time to buy tech, but you’ll want to avoid pitfalls like inflated discounts and outright scams. Here's how to stay safe.
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Binance attackers used fake job interviews to pull off $6.3 billion crypto heist
Binance has revealed more details about the cyber attack that resulted in the loss of $6.34 billion in digital assets.
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Is it actually safe to charge your iPhone at airport USB ports?
Using a random USB charger can be unsafe, even though the risk is minimal. Thankfully, you have ways to protect your devices.
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Hacker may have stolen millions in a malware attack against online poker players
Wired has the story of a superuser cheating scandal.
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Hackers leaked details of more than 41,000 Homeland Security personnel
A hacktivist group stole the information of ICE agents and border police from Homeland Security.
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What are wrong number text scams, and how can you avoid them?
It’s not an honest mistake; it’s the start of an attack on your wallet.
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What are the different types of digital wallets?
Digital wallets can completely remove the need to carry cards and cash, but there's a lot more to them than just your usual Apple, Samsung and Google offerings.
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Capcom confirms data breach that affected 11.7 million users
Capcom ID is still available to use, but users may see more phishing scam emails.
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Government websites in the EU and Canada taken offline over PHP vulnerability
All websites using PHP should update to the latest security patch.
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Two dangerous internet security issues are putting site admins on edge
The web is a bit of a hot mess today following the discovery of two severe vulnerabilities.
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How to stop fake virus pop-ups on your Windows PC
Blaring security alerts that urge you to call a number or download a scanner are bogus, and you can shut them up easily.
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Robot vacuums have a major privacy problem you should be aware of
Your robot vacuum's microphone and camera are useful for more efficient cleaning, but it's vital to know how that information is stored and shared.
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Is paid antivirus actually a waste of money for your PC in 2026?
Subscribing to an antivirus suite kept you safe a long time ago, but they're much less useful for most people today.
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Why you should never point a laser pointer at a security camera
Laser pointers are known to damage security cameras, but do they really? Here's what damage can actually be done.
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The reason your Amazon Alexa devices are always listening
Alexa devices have microphones that are always listening, but what does Amazon do with that data? It's up to you.
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How to improve your online privacy and security in Google Chrome
Google has much to gain by collecting data from you through your activity on Chrome, but you can make it harder.
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Study finds many new cars share your data with third-party companies
A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports found that automakers are collecting data to allow advertisers to build in-depth profiles on consumers.
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Should you buy or rent your router from your internet service provider?
Internet service providers often offer their routers for a monthly fee, and some let you buy the equipment outright.
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Florida county finds 11 unpermitted Flock cameras with unidentified owners
St. Lucie County thought it had 52 Flock cameras, but found many more that were unaccounted for and unpermitted.
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Police may have new ways to access data on locked iPhones
A training video reportedly demonstrates how police can evade an Apple security feature.
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Can you still use your router if it doesn't get firmware updates?
Internet router manufacturers often do a good job of keeping their devices updated, but what should you do once they cease support? Here are some simple tips.
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How to improve your router's security in 10 minutes
Most internet routers are solid out of the box, but that doesn't mean they can't be made more secure. Often, all you need to do is tweak a few settings.
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ShinyHunters hackers claim to have 2-3TB of sensitive information about FBI employees
Financial extortion doesn’t seem to be the group’s goal this time.
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