Is It Safe to Let Telegram Store Your Real ID on the Cloud?
Many of us use cloud storage to keep copies of our photos or documents. Plus, it is a convenient way to share various files across different devices. Moreover, lots of password managers use cloud services to store...
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How Facebook Quizzes Can Put You and Your Personal Data at Risk
Users' personal information continues to be at the top of the cybercriminals' target list. The majority of us spend at least several hours online each day, and it seems that the time spent surfing the Internet or...
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New Phone Scam Is the Reason You Must Be on High Alert Whenever an Unknown Number Calls
Have you ever picked up a phone call from an unknown number? You are a unicorn if you haven't. Whether it is someone calling you back after a successful job interview or a friend who recently changed their number, you...
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How to Distinguish If a Google Security Checkup Email Is Legitimate or Phishing
Google has released a brand new Security Checkup. This most recent Security Checkup version added personalized guidance to assist users and improve the security of our personal and business accounts. The older...
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How to Set Up a Password Protected Sheet and Document in Google Drive
Ever since Google Docs was incorporated into Google Drive, many users have started storing most of their precious data straight into Google Drive. Why not, right? Google Drive is as safe as anything can be on the...
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A Bitcoin Scam Uses Elon Musk's Name to Defraud Users out of Their Money
Most of you probably know how Twitter works. You 'follow' some people, and the things they share appear in your timeline alongside some ads that may or may not be relevant to your interests. One of the great things...
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If You Share Personal Information Publicly, You're on Hackers' Radar
Why do people point out where they work on their Facebook profiles? Can this type of information posted in this particular place ever be useful? Let's consider a peculiar but plausible scenario. Several months ago,...
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The Typical Craigslist Scams You Should Watch out For
Do you use Craigslist? It is one of the most popular advertising sites in the US, and it is also used in Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, and other countries around the world. It is visited around 500 million times...
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24,000 Malicious Mobile Apps Are Blocked Every Day. What Are the Risks of Using One?
Did you know that information stealing mobile apps exist? Did you know that hundreds and thousands of malicious apps are blocked every day? Yes, apps that are meant to assist you and offer you great services can be...
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What to Do If Someone Hacked Your Facebook Account and Is Impersonating You
If you are noticing any changes to your Facebook account you did not make, or you find content you did not post, it might be because someone managed to hack your profile. No doubt, the situation is frustrating,...
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How to Reset the Password of Your NordVPN account?
NordVPN is thought to be one of the most effective Virtual Private Networks or simply VPNs on the market If you don't know what a VPN is it's basically a private network spread across a public network. It allows its...
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Banks Reject Apple's Face ID. Should You?
Last year, when Apple introduced Face ID with the iPhone X, the Silicon Valley giant had to convince everybody that the new biometric authentication system is very secure. Experts from the company put together...
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How to Password Protect RAR and ZIP Files
Adding files to a .RAR or .ZIP archive is one of the easiest and more convenient way of sending them over the Internet – especially if you need to send more than one file, or that one file is particularly hefty....
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Radisson Suffers a Data Breach: How to Update Potentially Compromised Passwords
When you hear September 11, it is most likely that you remember the horrific terrorist attacks targeted at the US and its people. However, if you are a member of the Radisson Rewards program, this date might have a...
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How to Fix Chrome Not Saving Passwords on My Mac
Usually, Mac users think their immune from viruses, malware, and even common bugs. But is that true? Well, yes and no. In spite of Apple's best efforts malware can be found on a Mac computer. The good news is that...
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Biometrics vs. Pins vs. Passwords: Which Way Is More Secure for Locking Your Android Phone?
It's safe to say that Android users need to be careful when they're online. In theory, before developers publish applications on Google Play, their creations must be checked for malware. Despite this, it looks like...
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How to Manage Passwords with Microsoft Edge on a Windows 10 Computer
In a valiant effort to keep its own browser competitive with the likes of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox Microsoft has been tirelessly adding new features to Microsoft Edge, the successor to good old Internet...
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Technology Developers Want You to Keep Your Passwords in Your Brain: How Does That Work?
Star Wars fans know very well that Jedi can open doors using their brainpower and a wave of a hand. Star Wars, in case you haven't heard, is science fiction, but some people reckon that using the gray matter residing...
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