Account takeover affects 22-25% of U.S. adults. Common methods include credential stuffing, phishing, and weak passwords, with social media being the top target.| Security.org
Pop-ups come in many forms, so commonplace (and painful) that even Grand Theft Auto V satirized them. One form of pop-up you’ll need to contend with as you| Security.org
Be honest: Do you really make the effort to read privacy policies of companies and websites you deal with? Most people don’t, and we can’t blame them.| Security.org
We all know SPAM as the canned processed meat our moms keep in the pantry. But in today’s tech-driven world, “spam” has taken on a new identity.In the| Security.org
Smishing is SMS phishing. Scammers spoof numbers to steal your info. Look for urgent asks, poor grammar, and suspicious links to avoid falling for it.| Security.org
Automated chatbots are useful but risky; 58% of adults don't know they can be manipulated for personal info theft. Stay vigilant and cautious online.| Security.org
One minute you're on this new software that shows what your baby with a celebrity would look like, and the next you find yourself locked out of your computer.| Security.org
There are many types of malware out there, from viruses to adware. One of the most problematic types, though, is spyware. Spyware isn’t designed to disrupt| Security.org
Finding the right antivirus can be an overwhelming endeavor. As you’re doing your research, combing through the dozens of available antivirus software| Security.org
Automation is a problem you’ve probably heard about a ton in the past decade, and now, even ransoms are automated. Ransomware is a type of malware that| Security.org
