The best Peacock VPN in 2023 By Mo Harber-Lamond last updated 5 October 22 VPN Using a Peacock VPN can get you access to events like the Super Bowl, WWE, and classic shows anywhere in the world.
New Chrome extension rules could hobble ad blockers By Tony Polanco last updated 3 October 22 Chrome browser extensions falling under the existing browser framework will stop working in January 2023, which could nuke many ad blockers.
FBI warns of government-impersonation scams — what you need to know By Paul Wagenseil last updated 29 September 22 The FBI issued a public-service announcement regarding scam callers who pretend to be government officials but want you to pay fines or provide sensitive information immediately.
Proton VPN NetShield: what is it and why should you use it? By Chiara Castro published 28 September 22 vpn Secure your data against malware, trackers and ads with Proton VPN NetShield. Here's everything you need to know.
How to set up a fraud alert to protect your credit and identity By Emily Long last updated 27 September 22 Placing a fraud alert on your credit files can be a crucial first step in preventing identity theft, and it's free. Here's how to set it up.
How to freeze your credit: Everything you need to know By Paul Wagenseil last updated 27 September 22 Freezing your credit files is the most effective and cheapest way to minimize your chances of identity theft. Here's how to do it.
What is Surfshark Search and why should you use it? By Chiara Castro published 23 September 22 vpn A private and ad-free search engine to prevent web tracking, how does Surfshark Search compare to its competitors?
'Joker' Malware Infects 24 Android Apps: Delete Them Now By Paul Wagenseil last updated 22 September 22 Google booted 24 Android apps from its Play Store after they were found to be stealing contact info.
Google now lets you remove your search results with personal data — here’s how By Tom Pritchard published 22 September 22 Google's new tool makes it easier to remove your personal information from its search results.
Don't let your web browser save your passwords — here's what to do instead By Paul Wagenseil last updated 20 September 22 Most web browsers offer to remember your passwords, but don't let them. Here's why browsers aren't safe enough, and what you should use instead.
The worst online scams and how to avoid them By Linda Rosencrance, Paul Wagenseil last updated 20 September 22 From remote-impersonation scams and sextortion to fake antivirus and tech support, here are the threats you need to be aware of.
Google search just got a great upgrade for Android users By Tom Pritchard last updated 17 September 22 Android users can now wipe the last 15 mins of search history with a single tap.
How to remove contact details from Google Search By Peter Wolinski last updated 17 September 22 Google has made it possible to have personal information like email addresses and contact details removed from Search — here's how to do it
Are torrents actually dangerous? By Christian Rigg last updated 16 September 22 vpn The general consensus is that torrenting poses a risk to users, but just how true is that, and how can you avoid any dangers?
This is why everybody else uses a VPN when torrenting By Mo Harber-Lamond last updated 16 September 22 vpn On just about every site that has anything to do with torrenting, you'll be told you need a VPN. Here we explore exactly why.
What is VPN obfuscation and do I need it? By Chiara Castro published 16 September 22 vpn VPN obfuscation is the technology that allows you to circumvent VPN blocking. Here, we explore how VPN obfuscation works and when you need it.
Possible T-Mobile data breach may affect 100 million customers — what you can do By Paul Wagenseil last updated 16 September 22 A hacker says they've stolen account data on 100 million T-Mobile customers, including Social Security numbers, driver's-license numbers and dates of birth.
These popular security cameras could be hacked to spy on you: What to do By Nicholas Fearn last updated 15 September 22 Flaws in TP-Link's mobile app for its Kasa smart-home devices could let hackers spy on you and take over your accounts.
Credential stuffing: The password-hacking method you need to avoid By Emily Long last updated 8 September 22 Credential stuffing is the best way to hack into accounts using reused passwords. Here's how to avoid becoming a victim.
Americans hit by 87 million credential-stuffing attacks daily: How to stop it By Nicholas Fearn last updated 8 September 22 As data breaches become more common, hackers are increasingly conducting credential-stuffing attacks -- and the U.S. is the biggest victim.
Beware of Google Alerts data-breach notifications -- they could be a scam By Nicholas Fearn last updated 2 September 22 Google Alerts about data breaches might be scams that send you to malicious web pages.
Your smartphone location data is for sale — change your permissions right away By Philip Michaels last updated 25 August 22 A pair of reports in Vice reveal controversial uses of location data gathered from smartphones. It's a reminder to check out the location settings on your own phone.
DuckDuckGo browser is not as private as you think — here's why By Anthony Spadafora last updated 25 August 22 DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser for mobile blocks trackers from Google and Facebook — but not Microsoft.
Worried about your data being shared with Google? Then you'll want this app By Anthony Spadafora last updated 25 August 22 Googerteller is a free app that beeps when the sites and services you visit online send your data back to Google.
You.com is a Google search alternative promising better privacy — but something's a bit off By Paul Wagenseil last updated 25 August 22 Privacy-minded search engine You.com is easy to use and looks great, but it's surprisingly intrusive, asking for personal information and insisting that you install a browser extension.
Connected car apps could give hackers access to your vehicle By Anthony Spadafora last updated 23 August 22 Controlling a connected car using a third-party app could put your privacy and security at risk.
Look out – this Android malware can take over your banking and crypto accounts By Anthony Spadafora last updated 23 August 22 The ERMAC Android banking trojan has been upgraded with more features to make it easier to steal your credentials.
Malicious Chrome and Edge extensions infect at least 3 million people — what to do By Paul Wagenseil last updated 16 August 22 Avast researchers found 28 malicious Chrome and Edge browser extensions that could steal user data and install malware.
Surfshark’s new software seeks to revolutionize the VPN industry By Chiara Castro last updated 11 August 22 vpn Nexus is promising to improve security, privacy and connections. Will it be up to the challenge?
Surfshark CleanWeb: what is it and why should you use it? By Mo Harber-Lamond last updated 11 August 22 vpn Surfshark has a ton of features, and here we'll be explaining what Surfshark CleanWeb is, if it's worth using, and if it's a deal breaker.
