Many smartphones include facial recognition systems that allow users to unlock their devices with just their faces, but is using them a good idea? Here is what you need to know to make an informed decision.
Make Sure Your Company’s Firefox Web Browsers Have Been Patched
Firefox 72.0 and Firefox ESR 68.4 have a critical security vulnerability that lets hackers take control of affected systems. Here is what you need to know to make sure your business’s Firefox web browsers are secure.
Data Practices of US Companies Being Investigated in New Probes
Google and Facebook might be in trouble again for how they are collecting and using customers’ data. Learn about the newest investigations into their data privacy practices.
Here’s What You Can Do If You Aren’t Ready to Say Goodbye to Windows 7
Windows 7 is reaching the end of its life cycle on January 14, 2020. Here are your options if you want to keep using it.
Hackers’ Newest Trick Hides Ransomware While It Encrypts Victims’ Files
A ransomware variant known as Snatch is now more dangerous than ever. Learn about the newest trick that cybercriminals are using to make this ransomware harder to detect while it is encrypting files.
5G: The Race is On
In the United States, the four main wireless carriers are rolling out 5G services. Find out what they are offering and how fast their 5G service might be.
Online Holiday Scams & How to Protect Your Data
December is the busiest shopping month of the year with several gift giving holidays within. Companies send out more email volume during this time to past purchasers or potential buyers and hackers are aware of this busy shopping season and will attempt to steal your information.
How to Use Your Laptop’s Bluetooth Connection Securely
Using Bluetooth to connect devices to your laptop is convenient but also risky. Discover what those risks are and how to minimize them.
Two New, Unconventional Ransomware Programs Might Be Coming Your Way
Two new ransomware variants — AnteFrigus and PureLocker — made the rounds in November 2019. Learn why these programs caught the attention of security experts.