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iPhone Theft Scam: Find My iPhone Exploited
Thieves found a way around Find My iPhone to victimize owners twice. Learn how this exploit works and the steps to protect your Apple devices now.
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Secret Service Laptop Stolen: Agency Data at Risk
A thief stole a Secret Service agent's laptop caught on surveillance. Learn what sensitive data was exposed and how to protect agency devices.
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Word Macro Malware Now Targets Mac Computers
Hackers expanded Word macro malware from Windows to Mac. Discover how this cross-platform threat works and what Mac users must do to protect against document.
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Mac Webcam Spyware: Why Apple Users Are Not Safe
New malware secretly activates Mac webcams without triggering the indicator light. Discover why Mac users face growing spyware threats and how to stay safe.
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How to Protect Your Router from Hackers: A Guide
Your router is the gateway to your entire home network. Follow this step-by-step guide to secure your router and protect all your connected devices.
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Hillary Clinton Lost Laptop: Email Archives Missing
Archives of Clinton's emails on a laptop and thumb drive went missing after being shipped. Learn how this security lapse compounded the email scandal.
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iPhone Spyware: Malware Records Calls and Texts
Powerful new iPhone malware built by NSO Group lets governments spy on calls, texts, and location. Find out if your device could be compromised.
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900 Million Android Phones Hit by Security Flaw
A critical vulnerability in Qualcomm chipsets affects 900 million Android devices. Find out if your phone is at risk and what steps to take right now.
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Apple ID Security Alert: Change Your Password Now
A dangerous exploit lets attackers lock your iPhone remotely and demand ransom. Change your Apple ID password immediately and enable two-factor auth.
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Every Windows Password Cracked in Under 6 Hours
A security researcher built a machine that cracks any Windows password in six hours. Learn why this matters and how to create truly strong passwords.
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Wireless Keyboard Hack: Passwords Stolen Over Air
Cheap wireless keyboards transmit keystrokes hackers can intercept from 250 feet away. Find out if your keyboard is vulnerable and how to stay secure.
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Critical iPhone Update Stops Silent Spyware Attacks
A critical iPhone vulnerability allows silent spyware installation. Update your device immediately to block this dangerous exploit. Here is how.
