
Why You Should Uninstall Adobe Flash Player by the End of This Year
Adobe Flash Player was once a widely used software that allowed adding various interactive content on websites. The problem with it was that it could not be integrated into browsers and had to be downloaded... Read more

Watch Out for Lemon Duck - a Crypto Miner That Can Brute-Force Passwords
In late October 2020, security researchers issued a warning regarding the Lemon Duck botnet. The cryptocurrency mining botnet is logging a significant activity spike and making crypto-miner bots relevant once again.... Read more

How to Set Up Multi-Factor Authentication on Your Steam Account
Nowadays there are a lot of accounts that have significant value that can be expressed in dollars. While your bank account credentials are usually your top priority when it comes to password security, there are a lot... Read more

Poor Password Management Has Led to the Hacking of 50,000 Home Cameras in Singapore
Over 50,000 home security cameras have been hacked and a huge amount of footage has been stolen and put up online. The majority of the hacked cameras are located in Singapore. The hacking incident involved thousands... Read more

Android and iOS Users Will Get Password Alerts From Google Chrome
Google is rolling out new security alerts to its Chrome browser for mobile devices. The new update will affect devices running Chrome under both Android and iOS. The new browser features are aimed at increasing... Read more

Fake Data Breach Notifications From Google Alert Leads to Malware
Do you like getting notifications about topics that matter to you? If you employ Google Alerts, you probably know what it feels like to wake up to an inbox full of exciting notifications on various topics. However,... Read more

What Did We Learn From a Global Pandemic?
If just a year ago remote work was an attractive but not always achievable option, nowadays it’s the new reality. Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, we had to rearrange the way we work, learn, and even have fun. We... Read more

How to Add Two-Factor Authentication to Your Zoom Account
In the current state of world Covid-19 pandemic, software and apps like Zoom are becoming increasingly more popular as an unprecedented number of people are forced to work from home. With the growing user base of... Read more

What Is Spyware and How Can It Threaten Your Passwords?
There are a surprisingly large number of different malware categories and different types of malware out there. Watching too many movies and series about hackers, you might only associate malicious software with the... Read more

App Misconfigurations Are a Growing Security Threat That Endangers Passwords
Many retailers are shifting from simple websites to the so-called web apps or websites with desktop or mobile applications' functionality. Unfortunately, web apps' growing demand and functionality makes developers... Read more

FBI Is Warning About a Potential Banking Apps Exploitation: What to Do?
A smartphone allows you to keep your entire world in the palm of your hand. Banking is no longer an exception, and you’ve probably been using online banking for a while now. According to an FBI report, more than 75%... Read more

Shockingly, People Continue to Reuse Online Banking Passwords
How many unique passwords do you have? And how many accounts that require passwords for authentication do you have? Ideally, these numbers would be the same because every account needs a unique password.... Read more