Latest articles by Amber Bouman
Microsoft Authenticator will shut off the password autofill feature in July — here’s how to save them
Microsoft Authenticator users will need to switch to Edge by next month to keep using the password autofill feature.
It’s time to stop believing these lies about antivirus software
Never believe these five big fat lies about antivirus software.
More than 184 million passwords exposed in massive data breach — Apple, Google, Microsoft and more
A data breach has resulted in millions of passwords being leaked for accounts including Apple, Google and Microsoft.
7 smart home gadgets that watch your house for you — so you can actually enjoy your vacation
Don't stress – everything from lights, cameras, and water leak detectors can help protect your home while you're away
This new Defendnot trojan can get Windows to disable its own antivirus software
A new trojan tricks Windows into disabling its own built-in antivirus software.
Do I need antivirus software for Windows 11?
Do you really need to use antivirus software on your Windows 11 computer? We'll walk you through all the reasons why, yes, you really do.
Coinbase data breach exposes critical user info — what you need to know about ransomware attack
Coinbase experienced a cyberattack of critical user data this month. Here's what you need to know about the breach.
M&S customer data was stolen in last month’s cyberattack — how to stay safe
Marks and Spencer confirms customer data was taken in a cyberattack last month but claims customers do not need to take action.
Hackers target popular student site iClicker to spread malware via ClickFix attacks — how to stay safe
College students and faculty may have been tricked into clicking on a CAPTCHA spreading malware through iClicker.
Mac users once skipped antivirus software — here’s why that’s no longer a good idea
Macs used to be known for being safer from viruses but that's no longer the case which is why you might want to use third-party antivirus software for extra protection.
FBI issues warning over routers — stop using these now
Older Wi-Fi routers are at risk of being hacked and used by cybercriminals in their attacks which is why the FBI is warning they need to be replaced.
Google just patched an actively exploited zero-day flaw — update your Android phone right now
Google has issued its May Android security updates which include fixes for 46 different security flaws.
Over 400,000 hit in massive employee benefits data breach — Social Security numbers and more exposed
Kelly Benefits has alerted its clients about a cyberattack that occurred last year during which hackers were able to steal SSNs and other financial data.
What to do if you’ve been gift card scammed
This is everything you need to know about gift card scams including what you should do if you've fallen for one.
Your password can get cracked almost instantly — here's how to make a stronger one
World Password Day Loads of passwords are getting cracked almost instantly which is the perfect reason to upgrade your own passwords to something stronger and more complex.
Subscription scams surge across hundreds of fake websites — how to stay safe
Subscription scams are popping up on social media sites, attempting to trick users out of their credit card information.
AirPlay flaw exposes all Apple devices to hacking over Wi-Fi — what you need to know
An AirPlay flaw made Apple and third-party smart home devices vulnerable to remote hacking over Wi-Fi.
This newly discovered iOS flaw could completely brick your iPhone with a single line of code
Researchers have discovered a new iOS vulnerability that could be exploited by hackers to remotely access and brick your iPhone.
Why aren't there antivirus apps for the iPhone?
Apple designed the iPhone in such a way that antivirus software isn't necessary on iOS but there are still steps you can take to keep your devices safe.
Hackers are using Zoom to spread malware and take over PCs — here’s how to stay safe
A hacker group is using Zoom calls to spread malware and take over computers.
More than 21 million employee screenshots leaked from WorkComposer workplace surveillance app
A workplace surveillance app leaked more than 21 million employee screenshots onto the open web.
FBI issues warning over scammers impersonating agents to steal your money
The FBI has issued a scam alert warning that scammers are impersonating agents from its Internet Crime Complaint Center.
Samsung phone security flaw leaves passwords exposed — protect yourself now
Samsung phones and tablets have a troubling flaw that involves their clipboards storing passwords insecurely in plain text.
