If you download FaceApp, you can “age” your face — but possibly give up your privacy. Learn more.

What’s the difference between the deep web vs. the dark web? Get an overview of they work and tips on surfing the deep web and dark web.

A Microsoft security breach exposed 250 million customer records on a database without password protection. Learn more.

Data breaches at companies can affect millions of consumers, but what does that mean for you? We explain it all.

Due to the coronavirus, many employers are having their employees to work from home. Learn tips to help keep your work devices secure.

Massive data breach at large hotel brand affects 500 million guests potentially exposing them to identity theft and other crimes.

In a Norton email scam, scammers impersonate Norton through fake emails designed to trick consumers and steal their money and personal information.

What you need to know about deepfakes, romance scams, and crypto scams. Plus, some of the latest phishing pages we have caught.

If you’re worried that a photo or video may be a deepfake, there are some simple tell-tale signs.

Your personal information might be for sale on the dark web. A dark web scan can help you find out if your information has been exposed.

The dark web is often used by cybercriminals. But it’s also visited by journalists, law enforcement agencies and others.

Twitter bots are automated Twitter accounts controlled by bot software. Learn what they do.

As U.S. businesses start to reopen, employees and employer can team up to help keep company data safe

Working from home may mean relying on video-conferencing to do your job. But your connection may not be private or secure.

Firewalls can help keep your network, computer, and data safe and secure. Here’s how.

Expect to hear more about these emerging and existing cybersecurity threats and trends this year.

Dropbox has announced via their blog that 68 million user email addresses with hashed and salted passwords have been exposed. Dropbox has verified that the information is indeed legitimate.

An unusual strain of ransomware has shown up on the scene, and it isn’t playing nicely at all. Dubbed “Jigsaw,” the ransomware was created in early March and made its way to the black market a week later, selling for around $140 USD. So far, it seems that there has been minimal sales of the malware. Luckily, it is not widespread yet.

496,951 Google+ users’ full names, birth dates, gender, profile photos, addresses, occupation and relationship status were exposed.

Everything you need to know about Facebook’s 50 million compromised accounts.

Ticketmaster UK Breach: Customers’ Personal Data & Credit Card Information Possibly Stolen

Recently, there have been reports about state sponsored, targeted attacks moving into the router and IoT security space. Read more to see how this affects you.

Reported breach may affect 5 million debit and credit cards at Saks, Saks OFF 5TH and Lord & Taylor stores in North America.

Hackers attack Orbitz. 880,000 credit card or payment card information accessed in data breach. Find out what to do next.

What happens when cryptocurrency becomes one of the most desired forms of money? Everyone takes notice. That includes hackers.

Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities could affect billions of devices- What you need to know about staying protected

More than 120 million U.S. households had information exposed in a data leak, potentially raising the risk of identity theft for the impacted American families.

Ride sharing company Uber has announced that hackers have stolen the personal information of about 57 million customers and drivers.

Until your Wi-Fi enabled devices have a security patch for the KRACK vulnerability here are some steps to take to help secure your devices.

Petya ransomware is spreading using the EternalBlue exploit similar to the WannaCry attack. Here's what to do when it comes to ransomware.

When it comes to free apps, there still may be a price, although it doesn’t always cost the user. There are other ways applications can earn revenue, such as running advertisements within the app itself.

Cyber criminals are finding new ways to steal your money through your Android device. Lately, the use of Android malware that steals your banking credentials, with names such as Acecard or GMbot, is on the rise.

Researchers at Symantec have recently discovered a malicious app that can steal photos and videos from the popular instant messaging and VoIP app Viber.

Although Dridex (W32.Cridex) and Locky (Trojan.Cryptolocker.AF) have been unusually quiet, a new type of ransomware may be taking their place on the online threat landscape.

Are your Apple AirPorts suddenly flashing yellow? That’s because Apple has sent out a major update to your AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme, and AirPort Time Capsule base stations.

Overnight sensation Pokémon GO! has continued to explode over a week after its New Zealand, Australia, and the US on Wed July 6. July 13th the game was released in Germany and the following day for the UK.

Cyber espionage, also known as cyber spying, is grabbing a lot of headlines lately. The most recent incident affects Apple’s iOS. Researchers at Citizen Lab Have discovered that a highly sophisticated cyber espionage group has deployed a very rare, advanced form of spyware, which can break an iPhone wide open.

If you have a Yahoo account, you need to change your password now. If you reuse that password on any other online accounts, you should change that too.

Hundreds of malicious apps are showing up on the Google Play Store, disguised as legitimate applications.