'Unkillable' Android malware can take over your phone: What to do By Paul Wagenseil Kaspersky and Malwarebytes have found ways to remove the 'unkillable' xHelper Android malware.
Kaspersky Safe Kids review By Sean Riley Kaspersky Safe Kids is the cheapest good option for monitoring Android, but Zift is better for keeping an eye on Apple mobile devices.
How to install ExpressVPN on desktop and mobile By John Brandon Our #1 VPN provider is really easy to set up download, set up and use on both your desktop and mobile - here's how to get ExpressVPN.
This gadget promises to stop Alexa and Google Home from spying on you By Paul Wagenseil The new Paranoid device mutes or jams your smart speaker's microphones until you decide to let them listen.
'Coronavirus' malware can wreck your PC: What to do By Paul Wagenseil New coronavirus-themed malware wipes a PC's Master Boot Record, stopping it from starting up.
Zoom flaw could steal passwords and install malware: What to do now By Paul Wagenseil Zoom meeting chats treat network share links as URLs, making it possible for hackers to steal Windows login passwords and maybe even run malware on victims' machines.
Zoom may be leaking your email address: What to do now By Henry T. Casey What you should know about Zoom's privacy leaks.
Marriott data breach hits 5.2 million people: What to do now By Paul Wagenseil Marriott International said records of 5.2 million guests were affected by a data breach that lasted from mid-January to late February.
Zoom attracting malware attacks: How to protect yourself By Kate Kozuch Zoom's rising popularity makes the video-conferencing software a ripe target for cybercriminals, who seem to be gearing up to take advantage of Zoom users.
How to use a VPN service on your mobile or PC By John Brandon Using a VPN - anywhere you are - has never been easier. Read this guide to find out how you can use a VPN on your mobile or PC.
How to delete your Houseparty account By Henry T. Casey Possibly misguided security concerns about hacked accounts have users wondering how to delete a Houseparty account.
VPN services: Are they really legal everywhere? By John Brandon Most countries do allow VPN usage but there are exceptions - keep reading to find out where VPN services are legal.
Zoom changes privacy policy following online uproar By Paul Wagenseil Following a series of negative stories, Zoom updated its privacy policy to remove language that gave it the right to share personal data with advertisers.
iOS 13.4 flaw may expose user data: How to avoid it By Paul Wagenseil The latest iPhones don't send all internet traffic through a VPN even when the VPN is switched on, new research alleges.
Coronavirus fears fuel scam frenzy: How to keep yourself safe By Paul Wagenseil Coronavirus-related online scams and malware have ratcheted up in the past few weeks. Here's what to watch out for.
Fake Google Chrome update contains nasty malware: Avoid this right now By Paul Wagenseil Fake Google Chrome browser updates are being spread by hacked WordPress sites and infecting Windows machines.
'Free Netflix' coronavirus offer is actually a scam: Don't click on this By Henry T. Casey The latest Netflix scam takes advantage of coronavirus concerns.
LastPass, 1Password and other password managers can be hacked: What to do now By Paul Wagenseil Five top password managers can be hacked to give up user passwords or even master passwords, researchers say.
Zoom-bombing: How to keep trolls out of your Zoom meetings By Paul Wagenseil Trolls can crash Zoom videoconferencing meetings and cause mayhem. Here's how to stop them.
Scary Windows 10 flaw exploited for 'targeted attacks' — and there's no fix By Kate Kozuch A Windows flaw is being exploited by attackers, according to Microsoft. But there's no fix yet.
Windows 10 bug reportedly cripples built-in antivirus: What to do By Kate Kozuch Windows Defender, the antivirus component of Windows 10, is skipping files during security scans for no apparent reason.
Starbucks coronavirus scam going viral on social media: Don't click this By Kate Kozuch This new coronavirus scams promises Starbucks gift cards if you can get enough friends to open a link. Don't fall for it.
Coronavirus scam is stealing passwords: What to do By Paul Wagenseil Phony Folding@home software making the rounds says it'll help you fight coronavirus, but it steals your passwords instead.
'Coronavirus safety mask' scam will text-spam all of your friends: How to avoid it By Paul Wagenseil A bizarre new scam offers to sell you a 'coronavirus safety mask,' but you have to sideload a dodgy Android app first.
Coronavirus tracking: Your phone's location data may be used to fight pandemic By Kate Kozuch Coronavirus containment is a problem. The government thinks our phone's location data could be the answer.
Are you really invisible when you use a VPN? By John Brandon A VPN can be crucial for online security and privacy, but how invisible are you truly when using a provider?
How does a VPN protect your privacy and anonymity? By John Brandon Plenty of people download VPNs to increase their online privacy but how do the providers do this? Keep reading to find out.
The best business VPN services 2020 By Luke Edwards VPN Get a business VPN and keep your business data safe - the online security of a VPN is more critical now then ever.
Coronavirus scammers will be prosecuted ASAP, U.S. attorney general says By Paul Wagenseil U.S. Atty. Gen. Barr orders federal prosecutors to prioritize prosecution of coronavirus scammers.
Coronavirus confinement causing big VPN spikes: What you need to know By Paul Wagenseil Home VPN traffic is spiking in countries where citizens are on lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, Atlas VPN reports.
