What is adware? (+ tips for prevention and removal)
Adware is an invasive malware that floods users with advertisements. Learn how adware can infect your devices—and how to remove it.| us.norton.com
Consider this your ultimate guide to internet tracking, how, why, and where we’re tracked online, plus tips to cover your digital tracks.| us.norton.com
Adware is an invasive malware that floods users with advertisements. Learn how adware can infect your devices—and how to remove it.| us.norton.com
Learn about shareware, including what it is, how it works, different types, and what risks you need to protect yourself from in our guide.| us.norton.com
Sensitive information includes any data that could hurt you if exposed — learn about six types of sensitive data.| us.norton.com
Apple has issued a new warning to iPhone users in 100 countries that it believes have been targeted by spyware. Here's what you need to know.| Forbes
Your data could be slow due to bandwidth throttling, malware, or many other reasons. Learn more about slow data here.| us.norton.com
Discover why your phone is running slowly and find solutions to speed up your device. Learn about common issues and how to fix them in this guide.| us.norton.com
Try Norton's malware removal tool for free. Scan your PC, Mac, iOS, and Android devices to protect against malware and other threats.| us.norton.com
Not sure what a keylogger is? Find out how a keylogger attack could affect you and how you can protect yourself and your device.| us.norton.com
Learn why your phone battery drains so fast and get tips to prevent excess battery drain and keep your phone working longer.| us.norton.com
Learn more about antivirus software, including how it works, the different types available, and its role in protecting your devices from viruses and malware.| us.norton.com
Learn about all the different types of malware, including spyware, adware, trojans, worms, viruses, ransomware, botnets, and more.| us.norton.com
Why does my phone get hot? Phone overheating is often the result of overworking the battery or processor.| us.norton.com
Identity theft happens when someone steals your personal or financial data. Read our guide to learn more.| us.norton.com
What is a computer virus? Learn how computer viruses spread, how to spot them, and tips to keep them at bay.| us.norton.com
Software updates and operating system updates help keep your devices running smoothly while protecting against hackers and malware.| us.norton.com
Help protect your family with malware and antivirus protection for up to 5 devices, plus Parental Control, VPN, PC Cloud Backup and more.| us.norton.com
Clicking a phishing link doesn’t automatically spell disaster. Learn what phishing is, signs to spot it, and how to help reduce the risk.| us.norton.com
Some 10 million identity thefts happen in the United States every year. Taking extra steps to protect...| us.norton.com
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (“CFAA”), codified at Title 18, United States Code, Section 1030, is an important law for prosecutors to address cyber-based crimes. As technology and criminal behavior continue to evolve, however, it also remains important that the CFAA be applied consistently by attorneys for the government and that the public better understand how the Department applies the law.| www.justice.gov
