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Why You Need Firefox Relay to Protect Your Email Security

Your email address can be exploited by hackers. Fortunately, Firefox Relay provides you with disposable emails to protect your identity.

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Attack Vector vs. Attack Surface: What’s the Difference?

You'll have heard of both attack vectors and attack surfaces, but the terms aren't interchangeable. Here's why cybersecurity must account for both.

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3 Ways to Check if an Email Is Real or Fake

If you've received an email that looks a bit dubious, it's always best to check its authenticity. Here are three ways to tell if an email is real.

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What Is the Triangulation Scam?

When shopping online, one scam you need to beware of is the triangulation scam. But what is it, and how can I spot the signs before it's too late?

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SteelSeries Bug Can Grant Hackers Admin Rights on Windows 10

Similar to the recently discovered Razer Synapse vulnerability, the SteelSeries software bug has now emerged to threaten Windows users.

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Do You Need a VPN to Keep Your Internet Activity Private & Safe?

VPNs are often touted as one of the best ways to stop others from seeing your online activity. But do you really need one?

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How the Government Spies on You With Collected Data

Your social media accounts and smartphones collect data about you, and that information can be used by government agencies. Here's how and why.

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Is a Decentralized VPN Safer Than a Regular VPN?

While regular VPNs claim to provide secure internet connections, decentralized VPNs might actually attest to this claim.

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Can You Trust VPNs' No-Logs Claims?

Using a no-logs VPN is easier said than done. Learn the different types of VPN logs and the risk they pose to your privacy.

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How to Sign Up for a VPN Anonymously

How can a VPN service be entirely private if you need to use an email address and payment details to sign up? Here's how to do so anonymously.

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What Are Encrypted Messaging Apps? Are They Really Safe?

Apps like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and Telegram send encrypted messages. But what does this mean? Can you trust them?

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Cryptojacking vs. Ransomware: What's the Difference? Explained

Both cryptojacking and ransomware are threats to your cybersecurity, but how do they differ? What do they actually involve?

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How to Verify Your YouTube Account and Why You Should

Verifying your YouTube account will improve your account security and open up some extra features. Here's everything you need to know.

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Forget Your Password: How to Securely Sign In to Google With Your Phone

Google Prompts helps keep your account safe, and all you need is your smartphone! So what is Google Prompts, and how can you activate it?

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How the Age Appropriate Design Code for Gaming Protects Children

Here's what you need to know about these new child-friendly standards in video game development.

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4 Ways to Spot a Fake Retail Website

With so many scams online, it can often be hard to tell if a website's real or not. Here's how you can spot a fake retail website.

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Is Upwork Safe to Use?

Whether you're a freelancer searching for a job or an employer looking to hire, you should know about Upwork already. But can you actually trust it?

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How to Stay Secure When Gaming Online

Yes, even gaming online can be a security and privacy risk. So how can you stay safe while playing video games online? Here's what you need to do.

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How to Enable Two-Step Verification in Dropbox

Dropbox is one of the most used file sharing services on the market. Here's how to boost your account's security by enabling two-step verification.

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Your Ring Doorbell Can Be Hacked: Here's How to Protect It

Smart home security can sometimes turn into a privacy nightmare. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent it.

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