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What Is a Telephony Denial of Service (TDoS) Attack?

You've likely heard about Denial of Service attacks. But this variant can cripple infrastructure and cost lives. Here's what you need to know.

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4 Hidden Security Risks of Printers

Printers aren't usually considered vulnerable, but they can still be a threat to your security and privacy. Here's how.

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Get-Rich-Quick Schemes: What Are They and How Can You Avoid Them?

There's no such thing as a free lunch. Yet people fall victim to scams that promise quick money. Here's how to identify and avoid such schemes.

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Are Pet Trackers With GPS Safe to Use?

Pet GPS trackers can help you get your pet back if they run away or get lost. But they come with various security risks too...

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3 Reasons Your Smartwatch Could Be a Security Risk

You take your smartwatch wherever you go, and that could be a security threat. Here's why and what you can do to stay safe.

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How to Run a Background Check on Your Tinder Matches

So that you can have a safe in-person meeting with your matches.

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What Is Third-Party Risk Management and Why Is It Important?

Many businesses today rely on third parties for various tasks, but this could be a bad idea without proper risk management.

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Bluejacking vs. Bluebugging vs. Bluesnarfing: What's the Difference?

Your devices are open to Bluetooth attacks, but what do the three main Bluetooth attack types actually mean? How can you stay safe?

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Bluejacking: How Bluetooth Can Be Used to Hack Your Devices

Cybercriminals can target you through Bluetooth-enabled devices, from your earphones to fitness trackers, and even your Tesla. Here's how.

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Canada Is Banning Huawei and ZTE From Its Cellular Network. Here's Why.

Canada raises concerns about critical infrastructure security.

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Are Custodial Crypto Wallets a Security Risk?

Here, we'll discuss why you should think twice before using a custodial crypto wallet to store all your funds.

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Why You Have a Responsibility to Keep Your Computer Secure: 6 Reasons

Keeping your devices free of malware isn't just smart; it's a duty. Here's how your infected machine can also hurt friends' and family's computers.

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How Tile's New Scan & Secure Feature Prevents Unwanted Tracking

The Tile app now makes it easier to detect unwanted tracking tags near you. Here's how you can get it, and how to use it.

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How to Detect and Disable Apple AirTags on iOS Devices

AirTags are used to trace items and devices. But they can also be used by stalkers to track you. Here's how to find unwanted AirTag trackers.

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Elephant Beetle: Stealthy Hacker Group Stole Millions Undetected

A malicious group dubbed 'Elephant Beetle' uses stealthy measures to steal millions of dollars. Learn everything about them and stay protected.

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LastPass Claims No Passwords Were Compromised in Latest Security Scare

Despite some users receiving security alerts, LastPass denied that user passwords have been compromised. Here's what to know...

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What Is Alert Fatigue and How Can You Prevent It?

This is why false positives, and overly sensitive security software, can actually be detrimental to businesses.

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What Is Cobalt Strike and How Can Security Researchers Use It?

Cobalt Strike is an adversary simulation tool used by security teams during vulnerability assessments. Let us explore this useful tool in detail.

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11 Security Checks Everyone Should Perform Regularly

Security doesn't have to consume your time. Spend a few minutes here and there on these important security checks to protect your online life.

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What Is Typosquatting? How to Protect Yourself Against It

A form of URL hijacking, typosquatting targets people who accidentally mistype a website address into the browser.

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