Keep your software up to date. This is one of our major safety tips for securing your digital life. Adobe and Microsoft just released patches to resolve security holes in their software. Continue Reading…
Credit Freeze Will Be Free of Charge
The three major consumer credit bureaus Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion will be offering free credit freeze to all Americans and their dependents.Continue Reading…
British Airways Security Breach
“The World’s Favorite Airline” British Airways has confirmed a data breach, compromised personal information and credit-card numbers of up to 380,000 customers.Continue Reading…
Mac’s “Adware Doctor” Caught Spying & Submitting Data!
Apple Store’s leading adware removal tool, Adware Doctor, can not only prevent malware and malicious files from infecting your Mac, but also steal browsing history and send it to a server in China, without consent. For $4.99 this app could be yours!
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Are You At Risk of Identity Theft?
The internet allows us to connect and stay connected with people from our neighbors to friends we met when on vacation in Europe last summer. But it can also be a place where your identity may be tampered with, if you are not being careful enough online.Continue Reading…
Don’t Cash That Check! Fake Check Scam!
Many businesses operate online nowadays. There are still many people that write, send, and receive checks since it’s a great reliable way to transfer money. But scammers are using checks too.Continue Reading…
MEGA Chrome Extension was Hijacked
Do you have Chrome’s extension MEGA file storage service?! It might be in your best interest to uninstall it right now.Continue Reading…
mSpy Leaks Millions of Sensitive Information for the Second Time
mSpy, a tool to assist customers to spy on mobile devices of their kids and partners, had suffered a data breach. Millions of personal records were leaked online such as usernames, passwords, call logs, text messages, contacts, notes, and location data.Continue Reading…
Google Uses Mastercard Data to Track What You Purchase Offline
About a week ago, Google admitted to tracking users’ location even though users disable location history. This just in! This tech giant has signed a discreet deal with Mastercard which allows Google to monitor what users purchase offline.
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Police Investigate 130 Million Hotel Guest Data Exposure
Shanghai police are continuing their investigation of 130 million hotel guests’ personal information that has been exposed when accidentally released onto GitHub, a web-based code sharing and development platform.Continue Reading…