Brandon Vigliarolo

Contrary to popular belief, most big hacks come from the inside. Prevent the worst by implementing these strategies.

These five cities led in a massive spike in Thanksgiving weekend malware infections.

There’s a good chance at least one popular app on your device is tracking you.

Whether restoring a compromised iPhone from a backup or setting up a new one, doing a direct copy of all the data is the easiest way to get going. Here’s how.

Have an Exchange account that keeps locking itself? Here are the investigative steps to take to solve the problem.

Does the thought of using your debit or credit card online fill you with anxiety? Protect yourself with Privacy.com

Two-factor authentication is an essential part of online security. Here’s what it is and how it works.

The ride share company was breached in 2016, and is just now reporting what looks to be a deliberate coverup.

It’s not a new trick, but it’s new to mobile devices. Here’s why multi-stage malware is so dangerous to Android smartphones.

Long thought impenetrable, these forms of physical security continue to be found vulnerable. The latest attack vector is low-level magnetic fields.

An out-of-date system is a vulnerable one. Here’s how to keep your macOS device updated the easy way: automatically.

Wombat’s state of phishing report shows that attack rates remain steady, but there is some good news: User Click rates have dropped.