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iOS 26 makes it safer to use public chargers — here’s how it combats Juice Jacking
By Josh Render published
iOS 26 features a new permission that blocks transferring data when you attach a new accessory, unless specified otherwise, making this one of the best defenses against Juice Jacking threats.

Best travel VPN in 2025
By Olivia Powell last updated
A travel VPN is an essential part of your digital luggage for accessing sites and streaming apps from home. We've ranked and reviewed the top five.

The best gaming VPN in 2025
By Mo Harber-Lamond last updated
VPN A gaming VPN is the simplest solution to avoiding DDoS attacks and network throttling. Here are my top 5, including NordVPN, ExpressVPN and Surfshark.

Google just fixed a major Chrome zero-day flaw — update your browser right now
By Amber Bouman published
Google has released a new zero-day patch for a flaw in Chrome and users should update their browsers as soon as possible.

People are putting aluminium foil on their door handles — here's the bizarre reason why
By Camilla Sharman published
Can putting aluminum foil on your door handle really keep your home safer?

Nearly 200,000 people hit in New York Blood Center data breach — names, IDs, SSNs and more exposed
By Amber Bouman published
A data breach at the New York Blood Center has exposed the sensitive personal and financial information of nearly 200,000 people.

Samsung security flaw could let hackers remotely control your device — update your Galaxy phone right now
By Amber Bouman, Kaycee Hill published
Samsung users should update their smartphones to protect against a serious vulnerability that can be exploited by hackers.

Google just took down 224 malicious apps with 38 million installs in massive SlopAds fraud campaign — how to stay safe
By Anthony Spadafora last updated
Security researchers have uncovered a new global ad fraud campaign that used seemingly innocent Android apps for nefarious purposes.

Fake Meta suspension warnings used in new malware campaign — how to protect your devices and your data
By Amber Bouman published
Hackers are using fake Meta suspension warnings in a new FileFix campaign to lure users into installing info-stealing malware on their own devices.

I found a phishing email in my inbox and a malicious app in my news feed — here’s how I knew they were scams
By Anthony Spadafora last updated
Don't let a clever phishing scam or a fake virus pop-up catch you off guard: two real-world examples to help you learn how to spot a cyberattack.
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