Keeping your software up to date is one of the easiest and most effective ways to protect yourself online.

Cybercriminals are constantly phishing for personal information, but you don't have to be lured into a scam.

Your home internet router is probably the most important device you never think about. A new memo from the United States government now suggests it’s a prime target for hackers.

“Ideally, training and education are the last resort.”

Over the past five years, people’s behaviors and attitudes about cybersecurity have become more fatalistic, confused, and frustrated.

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Artificial intelligence has revolutionized scams and phishing. Scammers can use large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and other AI tools to craft very convincing messages and even target their emails to specific people.

Today, when you protect an online account with just a password, you’re relying on a single lock in a world full of sneaky digital lockpickers.