The 3 Types of Antivirus Scans and When to Use Each One
Scanning your system with an antivirus program is important for keeping your system secure. But which type of antivirus scan should you use? Full, Quick, or Custom?
How Does Windows Hello Work and How Do I Enable It?
Want secure password-free access to your computer? Windows Hello can do that, but first you need to set it up.
How to Hide Files and Folders From Prying Eyes on Linux
If you want to protect sensitive data from other users on Linux, you'll want to learn how to hide files and folders.
The New AMD Ryzen Vulnerabilities Are Real: What You Need to Know
Sadly, there's a lot of truth to recent reports of critical vulnerabilities in AMD Ryzen CPUs.
The 5 Best Microsoft Office Password Recovery Tools That Actually Work
There are some great programs that remove or recover Microsoft Office password protection. Here are some of the best you should consider.
How to Protect Your Most Sensitive Data Information With Tomb
Encryption is a security essential. Here's how Tomb can keep your sensitive information encrypted and hidden out of sight.
How to Hide Files Inside Images in Linux
Steganography lets you encrypt data by hiding information inside normal image files.
Why Java Is Less of a Security Risk Now on Windows, Mac, and Linux
Most people know Java is insecure, but is it still the most dangerous piece of desktop software? Can it still cause problems on Windows, macOS and Linux? Let's take a look and find out.
How to Encrypt Files and Folders in Ubuntu
Did you know that you can protect your personal files on Linux by encrypting your files and folders? Here's how to do that using Ubuntu and GnuPG.
What Is a Botnet and Is Your Computer Part of One?
Botnets are a major source of malware, ransomware, spam, and more. But what is a botnet? How do they come into existence? Who controls them? And how can we stop them?
Are Any Computers Not Affected by the Meltdown and Spectre Bugs?
The Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilites have affected hardware around the globe. It seems like everything is insecure. But that isn't the case. Check out this list of secure hardware and our tips for the future.
Meltdown and Spectre Leave Every CPU Vulnerable to Attack
A huge security flaw with Intel CPUs has been uncovered. Meltdown and Spectre are two new vulnerabilities that affect the CPU. You ARE affected. What can you do about it?
The Major Cybersecurity Events of 2017 and What They Did to You
Were you the victim of a hack in 2017? Billions were, in what was clearly the worst year in cybersecurity yet. With so much happening, you may have missed some of the breaches: let's recap.
The 10 Best Cybersecurity Books Everyone Should Read
Want to learn about online security, privacy, and surveillance, or give the gift of knowledge to someone else? You need these 10 cybersecurity books.
Apple Patches Major macOS Security Issue: Check Your Updates Now
Apple has issued a patch to fix a shocking new vulnerability affecting almost all macOS High Sierra systems. Unpatched systems, however, remain insecure...
The Complete Malware Removal Guide
Malware is everywhere these days, and eradicating malware from your system is a lengthy process, requiring guidance. If you think your computer is infected, this is the guide you need.
What Are U2F Keys and Where Are They Supported?
U2F keys are one of the best ways to keep your accounts safe and secure. But where are U2F keys supported?
Privacy Matters! 5 Apps That Keep Your Data Safe and Private
If you are serious about protecting your privacy, you need to use the right apps to do it. Here are five apps you need to consider for everyday use.
The Ultimate Mac Security Guide: 20 Ways to Protect Yourself
Don't be a victim! Secure your Mac today with our exhaustive High Sierra security guide.