Scammers take advantage of COVID-19 with malware
Your going to see a lot of news about the COVID-19 coronavirus over the coming weeks, and while health the main focus, scammers are using the topic, too.
Your going to see a lot of news about the COVID-19 coronavirus over the coming weeks, and while health the main focus, scammers are using the topic, too.
'Tis the season may be over, but that doesn't mean scammers are done with trying to fleece you out of coin. Here's one more way that people are getting fooled, and how you can avoid it.
'Tis the season for shopping, and in the ramp up for the holidays, it's best to be on alert, because not every store is as real as it seems.
There are some seriously great Android phones out there, but they can be hampered if they get the wrong app, because there are a lot of fakes on the Play Store.
You might think there's only one day you need to reflect and revisit your passwords on, but the reality is password security goes deeper, and should be thought of more often.
Nothing brings out online criminals quite like the prospect of money changing hands, and that has raised a bit of a red flag. How do you stay safe?
Security exploits that lock down your files are already scary enough, but you had to go out of your way to activate them. Now, unfortunately, you don't need to do much, and that's a very bad thing.