mobile security

A week of cameras and security news, ahead of what will likely be a phone free-for-all in the coming days. This week, check out what's new from Canon, D-Link, and how scammers are trying to trap you, plus a pair of JBL headphones reviewed.

We've heard for a long time that a padlock means a website is secure, but more websites than ever have a lock and are secure. With that in mind, it this rule really fair dinkum?

Security software as it stands is generally focused on the device, but a new concept could shift the focus to where it belongs: you.

Login scams are back in full flight, and it seems as though everyone is after your money. How do you ensure you won't get caught?

We're not all going to rush out and upgrade our phones, so that makes it extra special if you can get a feature added to your phone after its release. And that's what Huawei is doing this week.

It’s hard to believe just how much of the world is digital, and also how quickly we move on from older technology. As you begin to throw out devices, how do you treat data?

Android is one of the most popular operating systems in the world, and while that’s good, it also comes with the bad, as scammers hit hard. What’s happening?

Whatever you celebrate this year, no one wants to open the wrapping to find a gift that runs surveillance on you.

There's no one time of the year that sees scammers sending out scams over SMS, so if you ever run into a so-called message from a bank, here's how to spot the real thing.

It's always been important to watch what you click and to have some form of internet security in your life, but a report this week reveals just how important being aware of security is, especially for the patch to roll out.