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Are Game Keys Safe?

Game key platforms can be legit, but they can also be scams. So how do scammers use game keys? How can you find a trustworthy site?

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What Are Browser Modifiers and Should You Be Worried About Them?

Has your browsing experience changed? Is your homepage different? Are you bombarded with pop-ups? You could be a victim of a browser modifier.

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What Are the Pros and Cons of Cloud-Based Security Solutions?

You can do much of your computing in the cloud, including run software that makes sure your online data is secure. But is there a downside?

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What Are Calendar Viruses and How Do You Combat Them?

Are you getting weird event notifications on your Calendar app? It might be a scam that could infect your devices.

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What Are Enterprise Browsers and How Do They Increase Your Security?

Though still considered new, enterprise browsers offer increased security for businesses. Here's everything you need to know.

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The Netflix Tagger Job: Legit Dream Work or Nightmare Scam?

Getting paid to watch Netflix all day sounds like a dream job, right? But it's not as simple as it sounds—and, in most cases, is actually a scam...

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What Is an Impersonation Attack? How You Can Stop Imposters

You're more likely to trust a friend than a stranger. That's why a cybercriminal will pretend to be someone you know, if they can pull it off.

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4 Ways TikTok Is Dangerous to Personal Privacy and Security

You've probably heard lots of bad stuff about the popular social media app, so why is TikTok dangerous for your privacy?

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What Are Security Ratings and Why Do You Need Them?

How do you make sure your system is safe? And how do you advertise the fact you're trustworthy? Security ratings might be the key.

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What Does "In the Wild" Mean in Cybersecurity?

You'll likely have heard about malware being "in the wild" or even "in the zoo", but what are the meanings of these cybersecurity terms?

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The 7 Best YouTube Channels About Cybersecurity

Whether you're a newbie or an industry pro, brushing up on your cybersecurity knowledge using YouTube videos is always a great idea.

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What Is the Qbot Malware Family?

Also known as Qakbot, Quakbot, or Pinkslipbot, Qbot malware is an adaptive banking Trojan that seriously threatens your security.

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How to Detect and Mitigate Botnet Attacks

Botnets can be difficult to detect, but can cripple your system and mean you're unknowingly aiding a hacker. Here's what you need to know.

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How the “Windows Tech Support” Scam Aims to Hijack Your PC and Steal Your Data

You've probably been targeted by the "Windows Tech Support" scam. But how does it work?

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Can ChatGPT Be Used in Malware Creation?

People use ChatGPT to write essays, blogs, and more. But can ChatGPT be used to write malware too?

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Safe Surfing Techniques: How Do Hackers Make Sure They Stay Safe Online?

For hackers, staying anonymous is part of the job description. There is much we can learn from their behavior about staying private and secure online.

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5 Reasons to Adopt a Zero Trust Security Model

Vulnerabilities can exist in any component of your device or network, so let's design software to assume no part can be trusted without verification.

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Is Paysera Safe? Here's What You Should Know

Paysera is a financial service that lets you send and receive money online, but can you trust it with your cash?

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What Do VPN Providers Mean by "Military-Grade" Encryption?

If you're looking for a VPN, you might have seen services promoting "military-grade" encryption, but what is that? Do you really need it?

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4 Dangers of Using YouTube Proxy Sites

YouTube proxy sites help you access videos without dealing with some of YouTube's downsides, but use them at your own risk.

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