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Practical cybersecurity habits to protect your accounts, devices, data, and business from common online threats and attacks.

Smart TVs can track viewing activity through Automatic Content Recognition. Here's how TV tracking works, what data may be collected, and how to disable it.

Worried that an app may be using your webcam or microphone without permission? Here's how to check camera and microphone access on Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone.

Fake tech support pop-ups can look like serious security warnings. Here's how to recognize the common signs and avoid calling a scammer.

Zero-day attacks can be difficult to detect because they exploit vulnerabilities that vendors may not know about yet. Here are the warning signs to watch for and what to do if you suspect your device or network has been compromised.

Cybersecurity vulnerabilities come in many forms. Learn what zero-day, n-day, RCE, SQL injection, XSS, privilege escalation, CVE, and other common vulnerability types actually mean.

Deepfake scams are making fake video calls and cloned voices harder to recognize. Learn how to spot warning signs and protect yourself from AI-powered impersonation scams.

Tech support scams are evolving in 2026 with fake security alerts, spoofed numbers, AI-powered impersonation and remote-access tricks. Here's how to spot and avoid them.

Fake VPN apps are becoming harder to spot, with some designed to steal passwords, track activity, and collect sensitive data. Here’s how to identify the warning signs before installing one.

A flashlight app doesn't normally need your location. Here's why some simple apps request unnecessary permissions and how you can protect your privacy.

QR codes at restaurant tables may look harmless, but scammers can replace legitimate menu codes with malicious ones designed to steal payment details, passwords, or personal information.

Think a factory reset makes your old phone completely safe to sell? Here’s what you should know about your personal data, accounts, backups, and other security risks.