The best Mac antivirus software in 2021 By Paul Wagenseil Bitdefender still makes the best Mac antivirus software, but Norton and Avast aren't far behind.
Avast Security for Mac review By Sean Riley Avast offers excellent antivirus protection and minimal performance impact making it a perfect solution for those just looking for basic malware protection.
Bitdefender Antivirus for Mac review By Sean Riley Editor's Choice Bitdefender Antivirus for Mac delivers excellent malware performance and a solid array of features at an affordable price.
The best Peacock VPN in 2021 By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN From WWE to the Olympics, Peacock is killing right now – but if you're outside the US, you won't be able to watch any of it without a Peacock VPN.
Best VPN deals for watching the Olympics By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN Don't fancy doing a 10k? These Olympics VPN deals make it both cheaper and easier to get yourself a live stream anywhere in the world.
Surprise! Young, tech-savvy men most likely to fall for tech-support scams, says Microsoft By Paul Wagenseil It's not older women, but young men who think they know everything about computers are most likely to lose money in tech-support scams, reports Microsoft.
The best US VPN for use in or outside the USA in 2021 By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN A US VPN is essential for both staying private online and streaming geo-blocked content wherever you are. Here's the top 5.
Have you ever used a VPN for streaming? Win a $100 Amazon Gift Card by taking part in our survey By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN This VPN survey asks a few quick questions about how you use the software for streaming – and you can even up a $100 gift card too!
The best password managers in 2021 By Paul Wagenseil The best password managers we've tested save you time while helping you stay safe online.
Which home security camera has the best cloud storage plan? By Mike Prospero Editor's Choice Find out which company offers the best deal and most features for saving your home security camera footage in the cloud.
Norton 360 Standard (for Mac) review By Sean Riley Editor's Choice Norton 360 Standard offers flawless malware protection, extensive features and support for macOS, Windows and mobile platforms.
Password-stealing malware hidden in open-source software — what to do By Paul Wagenseil A widely used repository of open-source software has been infected with password-stealing malware, and there's no telling how many applications and projects have been poisoned.
The best Japan VPN 2021 By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN A Japan VPN can keep you safe when you're in the country, and can also access exclusive content on Netflix, and even the Olympics.
Best VPN deals in July 2021 By Mo Harber-Lamond, Louis Ramirez VPN Huge bargains are to be had from the very best value VPN deals on the market. Take your pick and save yourself a wad.
The best identity theft protection services in 2021 By Paul Wagenseil We tested and used the most popular identity theft protection services over three months, and we think these are the services that protect you best.
The best parental control apps for Android and iPhone 2021 By Paul Wagenseil Are your kids are safe on their phones and tablets? Here are the best parental control apps for managing apps, filtering websites and logging activities on mobile devices.
Trend Micro Antivirus for Mac review By Sean Riley Trend Micro Antivirus for Mac offers flawless malware protection but does little to stand out from the crowd.
Kaspersky Internet Security for Mac review By Sean Riley Kaspersky Internet Security for Mac delivers excellent malware protection, but the weak extra features hold it back.
Macs under attack from Windows malware — what you need to do By Paul Wagenseil The notorious FormBook Trojan has mutated into a new form called XLoader that also attacks Macs, Israeli security firm Check Point reported.
How to make yourself anonymous on Facebook By Robert Irvine By tweaking a few Facebook settings, you can keep your identity and posts private so that strangers can't bother you. Here's what to change in Facebook to make yourself anonymous.
Best DIY home security systems in 2021 By Mike Prospero, Florence Ion The best self-installed, or DIY home security systems include motion and entry sensors, a loud siren and professional monitoring, all for a reasonable monthly fee.
New Windows 11 and 10 flaw lets anyone take over your PC — what to do By Paul Wagenseil A jaw-droppingly dumb flaw in Windows 10 and Windows 11 lets any local user or program seize full control of a machine.
Stimulus scam alert: These fake child tax credit websites will steal your identity By Paul Wagenseil There are dozens of phishing-scam websites offering to help Americans get child-tax-credit advance payments, a security firm says.
The best Australia VPN in 2021 By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN Whether you're travelling or you live in Aus, an Australia VPN is the perfect way to unblock streaming sites and even catch the Olympics.
The best Cuba VPN 2021 By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN Cube VPN services are at an all-time high with more news of government censorship. Here are our top 5 choices for anyone in the country.
The best torrenting VPN in 2021 By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN P2P is incredible – but using a torrenting VPN is highly recommended thanks to the sharing method's inherent dangers.
The best gaming VPN in 2021 By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN Network throttling can be a huge problem for gamers, and a gaming VPN is the perfect way to stay private and stabilize your connection.
Windows printing flaws can still hack your PC — here's what to do By Paul Wagenseil Two more security flaws related to Windows' printing software have been disclosed. No permanent fixes yet, but you can defuse one flaw by turning off printing altogether.
The best China VPN in 2021 – working VPNs for China available today By Mo Harber-Lamond VPN A China VPN is an essential for both residents and visitors to the country, and are perfect for avoiding surveillance and accessing blocked sites.
Update Google Chrome now to fix this dangerous zero-day flaw By Paul Wagenseil Google has pushed out a new update for Chrome on Windows, Mac and Linux to fix several severe security flaws, including one already being exploited by attackers. Here's what to do.
