Phishing 101: How to Spot Scam Emails, Texts, and DMs
Phishing is a form of social engineering: someone sends a message designed to persuade you to reveal information, send money, […]
Phishing is a form of social engineering: someone sends a message designed to persuade you to reveal information, send money, […]
Photos, tax records, schoolwork, family videos, creative projects, and other important files can disappear for ordinary reasons: a failed drive, […]
Software updates are an important part of staying secure. They can fix vulnerabilities, correct bugs, and add protections against newly […]
A browser that suddenly opens unfamiliar pages, changes its search engine, or displays repeated security-themed pop-ups can be frustrating. These […]
Your web browser handles some of your most sensitive everyday activity: email, shopping, banking, work accounts, passwords, and personal information. […]
Macs include several security technologies out of the box. macOS has built-in malware defenses, application checks, system protections, encryption options, […]
Modern Windows PCs include a substantial set of security tools before you install anything else. Microsoft Defender Antivirus, Windows Firewall, […]
Paying with a phone can feel less familiar than handing over a physical card, but properly configured mobile wallets include […]
Airport, hotel, coffee-shop, convention-center, and other public Wi-Fi networks are convenient, and using one does not automatically expose your passwords […]
Apps often need access to parts of your phone to provide useful features. A navigation app needs your location for […]