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What Is Incognito Mode + How Do You Use It?
Incognito mode is a browser feature that stops your browsing history, cookies and site data from being saved on your device after the session ends. Ever wonder how to browse the web without leaving a...
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What Is a Bot? Meaning + How They Work
Bots are automated programs that perform tasks online without human intervention. Bots can be helpful, like customer service tools, or harmful, like those that spread spam or steal data. With so much...
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Top Christmas Gifts: Must-Have Devices and Protection Accessories!
The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes the annual tradition of finding the perfect gifts for our loved ones. Whether you’re looking for cutting-edge technology, innovative gadgets, or...
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FTC bans data brokers from selling sensitive information of Americans
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took action against a couple of data brokers who allegedly have been collecting and selling sensitive information about American residents. The FTC has agreed with...
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Salt Typhoon cyber espionage affects at least eight telecom giants in the USA...
The White House has reported that at least eight telecom companies have been affected by the Salt Typhoon espionage campaign. This includes some of the biggest wireless service providers, such as...
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Under-16s Social Media Ban: A UK Government Proposal
The battle for schoolchildren’s attention has heated up again in the UK following recent comments by the government’s technology secretary. Peter Kyle recently revealed, a possible ban on social media...
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What is typosquatting (and how can I protect myself)?
As we navigate the internet, it’s easy to fall victim to scams that aim to trick us into revealing sensitive information or downloading malicious software. One such threat is known as typosquatting, a...
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Hackers stole the details of 58,000 people from a Bitcoin ATM operator
A popular Bitcoin ATM operator, Byte Federal, filed a report with the Office of Maine’s Attorney General stating that the details of approximately 58 thousand people have been exposed to hackers....
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Task scams cost Americans almost quarter of a billion dollars
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a press release stating that Americans have been scammed out of nearly a quarter of a billion dollars in the first half of 2024. In the first six months of...
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How Hackers Are Using Physical Mail for Phishing Scams
When it comes to cybercrime, hackers always face the same challenge – to fool their victims into making a mistake. And as people and security defences get smarter, hackers are having to be more...
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“Vishing,”“Quishing,” and AI Scams: The New Cybercrime Techniques You Need to...
As artificial intelligence gets smarter, cybercriminals are discovering all new ways to hack and scam their victims. Can you believe your eyes? According to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure...
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How to Fix a Water-Damaged Phone in 7 Steps
1. Take your phone out of the water. 2. Power off your phone. 3. Disassemble any detachable parts, such as the phone case and SIM card. 4. Use a soft cloth to gently dry the phone’s surface. 5. Place...
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Cybercrime in 2025: What to look out for
At the beginning of this new year, we asked Lambert Hervé, Global Consumer Operations Manager at Panda Security, to comment on the future of cybersecurity. Here’s what he had to say. What are the risks...
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Why did China hack the US Treasury Department?
Last month, the Department of Treasury confirmed that there had been a significant cyber incident on its network. State-backed cyber criminals have been able to breach the part of the Treasury...
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Google takes a step closer to quantum computing
As the world creates more data, scientists are being forced to design new technologies to process it. Current computer processing units (CPU) can only improve to a certain point. In order to meet the...
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Toll road scams are on the rise
Toll road scams have been on the rise for months. This increase even triggered a statement from California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta. In a press release distributed earlier this year, the Golden...
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9 Airbnb scams and how to avoid them
Airbnb is a hugely popular accommodation provider. With the option to rent apartments, houses and rooms on a short-term basis, travelers have a useful (and occasionally cheaper) alternative to...
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How much does your electric car know about you?
Electric cars went mainstream this century. And like most recent inventions, new shiny EVs are packed with smart tech that collects all sorts of data points. The info cars collect includes but is not...
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Romance scams: Online Impersonator duped a woman out of $850k
Con artist managed to swindle a French woman out of $850k by impersonating a celebrity. Approximately two years ago, an unknown cybercriminal pretending to be Brad Pitt’s mom contacted a wealthy...
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How is the world preparing for the future of AI?
As Artificial Intelligence continues to reshape the world around us, influencing the future of AI. Governments and business leaders are starting to ask the question ‘what next?’. Because for every...
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