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Has Xavier Malware Infected Apps on Your Android Device? 

A new vulnerability, Xavier, has been discovered on Android -- and it has been exploited for some time. Are your devices affected? And what can you do about it?

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Is Patching Your Computers Really the Safest Option?

Patching is secure. It will keep your system safe. But there are certain ways of doing it that ensure you don't make a bad situation worse.

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Windows Troubleshooting for Dummies

Windows takes a lot of crap for problems outside of its control. Learn about the biggest issues people incorrectly pin on Windows and how to actually troubleshoot them.

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Prevent WannaCry Malware Variants by Disabling This Windows 10 Setting

WannaCry has thankfully stopped spreading, but you should still disable the old, insecure protocol it exploited. Here's how to do it on your own computer in just a moment.

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New OSX/Dok Malware Takes Over Your Mac: What to Do and How to Prevent It

If you're a Mac user who looks down on "virus-prone" Windows users, the newly-dubbed OSX/Dok malware is a wake-up call. Here's how to prevent or remove it.

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How Adware Is Still a Threat to Your PC and How You Can Beat It

Malicious popup adverts on your PC or mobile might not be as devious as newer online threats, but they remain a problem. Think adware is a thing of the past? Think again.

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Can Cybersecurity Keep Up? The Future of Malware and Antivirus

Malware is constantly evolving, forcing antivirus developers to maintain pace. Fileless malware, for instance, is essentially invisible -- so how can we defend against it?

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Don't Be Fooled By This New "Helpful" Email Scam

You might think you know all about email scams now, but there's a new one that's even trickier. Here's what it looks like and what you must know about it.

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New Vulnerabilities Illustrate Yet More Windows 10 Shortcomings

Windows has become a byword for computing but Windows' dominance make it a constant target. While Windows 10 is their most secure operating system yet, it still has numerous vulnerabilities which are now coming to light.

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Uninstall Now! 5 Popular Apps With Major Security Vulnerabilities

Is every app you're using completely secure? Some highly-recognizable pieces of software are among the least secure. Here are five popular apps with significant security vulnerabilities.

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This Security Software Is Insecure! 5 Tools You Should Get Rid Of

Security software isn't perfect; developers can accidentally introduce a bug, or compromise a user's safety with a flaw. Let's look at five "security" apps and tools that you should delete right now.

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Cybercriminals Possess CIA Hacking Tools: What This Means for You

The Central Intelligence Agency's most dangerous malware -- capable of hacking nearly all wireless consumer electronics -- could now sit in the hands of thieves and terrorists. So what does that mean for you?

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Fake News Is Exposing You to Malware!

Fake news isn't just spreading an alternative truth. Sites delivering fake news also serve up something more immediately dangerous: malware. If you've been sucked into fake news, you might have been infected.

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Gooligan Malware Infects 1 Million Android Devices

A new type of malware has already infected 1 million Android devices. Dubbed Gooligan, this malware roots Android, giving the hackers full control of people's devices.

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5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Pay Ransomware Scammers

Ransomware is scary and you don't want to get hit by it -- but even if you do, there are compelling reasons why you should NOT pay said ransom!

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Use Spotify? You May Have Been Infected With Malware

Spotify is one of the best streaming music services available right now. Unfortunately, it's also been serving up malware to some of its users.

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How Secure Is the Windows App Store?

The Windows Store took a hammering when it first launched in early-2012, criticized for poor apps and security issues. Four years on, is the Windows Store now a reliable and secure service?

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How to Avoid Downloading Trojans to Your Android Device

Trojan attacks are sneaky because they can steal your personal details and sensitive data without you even realizing it. Here's how to avoid Trojan infections on Android devices.

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How Not To Get Stung By Any Dodgy Malware-Ridden Downloads

But if you want to avoid the viruses, malware, crapware, and bloatware, then you need to be ultra-cautious about your download sources. So where can you download free software safely?

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All Wrapped Up: The Evolution Of Medical Hijacking

Medical data has risen to the top of the identity theft pile, with these detailed personal credentials now sought by a broad variety of nefarious individuals and hacking organizations. But is the threat real?

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