A VPN privacy browser is an encrypted web browser that secures your online activity. It redirects your internet connection, masking your genuine IP address and making online monitoring extremely difficult for intruders. For example, if you connect to an unprotected public Wi-Fi network and a hacker gains access to the network you are using, they can intercept your … Read more →
Picture from Unsplash Work technology is essential to our everyday lives, with much of it being an extension of what we do in our personal lives. With the constant increase in the availability of personal data, security has become an even more important topic. And while it’s all too easy to go to work one … Read more →
While Mac computers are known for being relatively secure, there is always the chance that it can get infected with a virus. No matter how careful you are, scams and hacks are becoming increasingly more prevalent and you could soon find you have a virus on your device. If this is the case, it’s important … Read more →
Photos are very important to us. All our memories are stored digitally in the form of Photos. Once these pictures are deleted, it can be incredibly hard to recover them. There can be different reasons for our pictures to get deleted. One of the main reasons for our pictures to get deleted is due to … Read more →
WordPress is a favored Content Management System (CMS)-it is the easiest mean to build a blog or website. Approximately 40.0% of the web is empowered by WordPress. There is a large community that is responsible for its success. These aspects make it the main target of hackers. So, the WordPress website security should not be … Read more →
Whether in their personal lives or in their business, people try to minimize the risk of cyber-attacks. We put in anti-virus software and maintain secure passwords. We set up processes to limit risk, and we train employees on how to avoid creating gaps that hackers can exploit. Unfortunately, hackers are working as hard and fast … Read more →
Over 8 years have gone after Windows 7 was introduced it’s as yet the most mainstream Windows out there. In any case, the sudden rise of the substantial scale ransomware disease demonstrated to us some unquestionable security escape clauses in Microsoft’s fan top choice. Fundamentally, a lot of clients set aside the way that the … Read more →
How many times have you sat in front of your computer, wishing that it would load web pages faster? Or wondered exactly why it takes so long to boot up when you turn on the power? There could be several reasons why your home or work computer is running more slowly than you would like … Read more →
There was a time when average computer users were mostly concerned with sociopathic cyber threats that would erase data and cripple the operating system. Early computer viruses were mostly intended for cyber vandalism; however, the world of malicious software (malware) would eventually evolve into invasion of privacy, data theft, fraud, blackmail, and even extortion. According … Read more →
The malware is a contracted term importance of ‘vindictive programming’. Any project that is hurtful for the PC can be termed as malware. It might incorporate worms, spyware, Trojan stallions and infections. Contingent upon the genuine expectation of the maker, the project is thought to be a malware rather than its real elements. Criminal Venture: … Read more →
“I always feel like somebody’s watching me.” Those might be the lyrics to a hit 1980’s pop song, but if you own a Mac, they might hit just a little closer to home than you would like. If your specific type of virus infects your computer, there’s a chance that someone could be watching you … Read more →
Mobile is becoming an increasingly vital part of our daily lives, a reality marked by the fact that more than half of American cell phone carriers now offer smartphone options. The penetration of tablets among us is growing exceptionally rapidly, as well. Such popularity attracts the opportunistic cybercriminals out to capitalize on potential weaknesses in … Read more →
… Microsoft Internet Explorer! That’s what NSS Labs claims. In a test, they fired malware against five popular browsers to see which browser holds up the most. The five browsers in the test were: Internet Explorer 10, Google Chrome 25/26, Apple Safari 5, Mozilla Firefox 19 and Opera 12. In the test, Internet Explorer managed … Read more →
1 million pieces of malware. That is how much malware Trend Micro expects to see for the Android platform this year. The amount of malware has, according to Trend Micro, increased more in 3 years for Android, than malware did for PC’s in 14 years. Last year, Trend Micro predicted that the amount of malware … Read more →
More than 80 million people in America use E-mails to connect with a lot of people across the globe and another 100 million surf the web to find different information and interact with the web. Although the number of online user is so high, only a few are able to protect their computer from major … Read more →
There is always a time in a security application’s life when the bouncer becomes the bounced. Yes, we are referring to the Google Bouncer, the initially appreciated Android app store gatekeeper, which seems to have hit its puberty a bit too hard. According to Google, the percentage of Android users who were infected by malware … Read more →