Anthony Spadafora is the managing editor for security and home office furniture at Tom’s Guide where he covers everything from data breaches and malware to password managers and the best way to cover your whole home or business with a strong Wi-Fi signal.
Before joining the team, he spent three years covering cybersecurity and B2B tech for ITProPortal while living in South Korea. After moving back to the US. Anthony joined the TechRadar Pro team where he covered these topics along with VPNs, web hosting, online collaboration software and video conferencing for four years. Anthony also has his ears to the ground and is on the lookout for the next major cyberattack or data breach.
Based in Houston, Texas, Anthony also handles VPN testing for both Tom’s Guide and TechRadar. As someone who has worked from home exclusively since 2018, he has reviewed dozens of standing desks as well as office chairs and has taken a closer look at other essential remote working accessories. As part of these reviews, Anthony frequently builds intricate desk setups which is why he’s such a big advocate for cable management and keeping things organized. When he’s not writing, he can be found tinkering with PCs and game consoles, managing cables and making upgrades to his smart home.
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Editor's ChoiceThe Minisforum G1 Pro might resemble a PS5 but this mini gaming PC is packed with power and almost fully upgradeable.

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The BlueHammer, RedSun and UnDefend flaws put all Windows users at risk since they turn the operating system’s antivirus against it.

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RecommendedGovee's 1,536-LED Lightwall is a rugged, portable smart display that turns any backyard into a high-resolution canvas.

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Tomodachi Life is a far call from Animal Crossing or The Sims, but its customizable nature and sheer wackiness have completely won me over.

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Security researchers have uncovered a new coordinated campaign which uses malicious extensions to steal user data and hijack browsing sessions.

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Scammers are impersonating Apple with urgent fake text messages designed to get victims to call them and hand over their financial info.

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Newly discovered macOS bug completely disables your internet connection if your Mac is left on for 49 days without a reboot.

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UK police are investigating how an ex-Meta engineer used a secret script to download the private photos of Facebook users.

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Building this hidden network hub let me consolidate all my gear while keeping it out of sight.

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Nintendo’s official Switch 2 dock just got a massive price hike, but Genki’s new Covert Dock 3 is a cheaper, pocket-sized way to play on your TV with a single cable.

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New NoVoice Android malware hides in innocent-looking apps to bypass your phone’s defenses and secretly monitor every single app you open.

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Satechi’s new Thunderbolt 5-powered CubeDock may look like the company’s take on the Mac mini M4 but it’s the perfect companion for any Apple laptop.

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Going with Mac over Windows didn’t always used to be a choice as some workloads just weren’t possible on a beige tower.

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Cleaning your gear helps it last longer and a tidy desk genuinely makes it easier to focus, so I’ve picked 12 essentials to help you tackle both this spring.

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Google is finally letting users change their Gmail address after 22 years. Here’s how to swap yours without losing access to your emails, messages, photos and files.

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Apple now shows a warning before pasting anything that could be dangerous in macOS Tahoe 26.4 to help keep you safe from ClickFix attacks.

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Apple gave the Studio Display a massive upgrade with its new XDR model but nano-texture vs standard glass was the game changer for me.

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Super Mario Bros. Wonder was a perfect Switch 1 send-off, but the Switch 2 Edition’s 4K glow-up and Bellabel Park expansion make it a 2D Mario must-play.

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The FCC’s new ban on foreign-made Wi-Fi routers follows the same playbook as its drone ban.

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A new update is breaking Android Auto for Galaxy S26 and Pixel owners, causing constant wired connection crashes while wireless users remain unaffected.

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The Mind Graphics 2 is a powerful yet compact GPU dock that turns Khadas’ modular mini PCs into a full-fledged gaming PC with the ports of a workstation.

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The MacBook Neo is Apple's most affordable laptop yet, but the $599 Mac mini M4 offers double the RAM and more power if you don't mind staying at your desk.

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The Mac mini M4’s oddly placed power button got a lot of heat at launch but I’ve come around to the idea of always leaving it on.

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The $599 MacBook Neo is Apple's most affordable laptop ever, but is it a better buy over the legendary MacBook Air M1? Here’s everything you need to know.

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The U.S. benefits administrator Navia has revealed that it suffered a data breach after hackers had access to its systems for almost a month.
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