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If you use a Mac, there’s a new scam you need to know about — and it could cost you your Apple ID and password. Cybercriminals are getting smarter, and they’re now targeting Apple users with a realistic but fake security warning. How the Scam Works The scam starts with your Mac appearing to freeze…. Read more »

If you own a smart home device, a fitness tracker, or even a medical gadget, there’s a good chance it uses an ESP32 chip. This tiny but powerful microcontroller enables Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity in over a billion devices worldwide. However, recent findings by cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a hidden security risk that could make… Read more »

Whether you’re browsing the internet, looking for free movie streams, or downloading files from unknown sources, you could be at risk. Microsoft has uncovered a massive cyberattack that has affected over one million devices worldwide. This attack, known as a malvertising campaign, tricks users into clicking on malicious ads. are after your passwords, personal files,… Read more »

If you’ve been using Microsoft Defender’s free VPN to browse the internet securely, you have until the end of the month to find a new one. Microsoft has confirmed that the Defender VPN service will officially shut down on February 28, 2025. This means the countdown is officially on for users  to find another VPN… Read more »

Starting in February, Microsoft is making a significant change to how you stay signed in to your account. Once this change goes into effect, you’ll automatically remain signed in to your Microsoft account unless you manually sign out or use a private browsing window. Here’s what you, as a regular user, need to know to… Read more »

Have you ever wondered how much personal data your phone collects about you, and who profits from it? Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton recently brought attention to a troubling issue. He filed a lawsuit accusing Allstate and its subsidiary, Arity, of unlawfully collecting and selling sensitive data from over 45 million Americans without their consent…. Read more »

With cyber threats looming larger than ever in 2025, the U.S. government has launched a new initiative to keep your smart devices—and your personal data—safe from cyber threats. With the new U.S Cyber Trust Mark, smart gadgets will be labeled to help you identify devices that are meeting security standards. What’s the Cyber Trust Mark?… Read more »

Dell is making significant changes to its product lineup by retiring well-known brands like XPS, Latitude, Inspiron, and Precision. These familiar names are being replaced with a simplified structure that categorizes devices into three main groups: This shift aims to streamline Dell’s offerings, but for users accustomed to the old branding, it might take some… Read more »

Browser extensions enhance your online experience by making it smoother, faster, and more enjoyable. However, a recent attack highlighted the risks these tools can pose. Hackers targeted popular Chrome extensions, exposing over 600,000 users to the theft of personal information. Here’s what happened and how to protect yourself. What Happened? Hackers tricked Chrome extension developers… Read more »

As a healthcare provider, you are entrusted with not only the health of your patients but also their most sensitive personal and medical information. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are increasingly targeting healthcare organizations, exploiting vulnerabilities to steal data and disrupt care. This growing threat is no longer just hypothetical—it’s a reality. That’s why the U.S. Department of… Read more »