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Gmail offers fully encrypted email. But better alternatives exist
Your email isn’t as private as you might assume—and you should look outside Google if you want to change that.How-To
Hackers want your nudes. Here’s how to keep your privates, private
Sexortion is an old concept, but the FBI’s latest warning about it is new.Feature
Public Wi-Fi just got riskier. Follow these 4 security tips
Hackers are targeting Wi-Fi networks at hotels and other locales in ever sneakier ways.News
Surfshark finds Windows PCs face 6x greater malware risk than Macs
Windows users face greater risks from Trojans and viruses, while macOS users have another threat to worry about.Feature
You’re being lazy with passwords the wrong way
Reusing passwords is the risky kind of shortcut. A password manager lets you do less work while keeping every account better protected.How-To
Phishing attacks don't look fake anymore: Watch for these 7 scams
Windows users are increasingly becoming the target of phishing attacks. Here are the seven most dangerous phishing scams at present and how you can protect yourself.Tip
Microsoft Edge's VPN may protect less than you think—change this setting
Microsoft Edge’s VPN offers limited protection by default, but you can change the settings to secure more of your browsing.Feature
OpenAI’s AI broke out. It’s time for digital disaster planning
The scariest part of OpenAI’s rogue AI hack wasn’t the AI.Best Picks
Best VPNs for torrenting: 5 top picks for speed, privacy, and security
Staying safe while torrenting is essential, and using a VPN like any of these top picks is the best way to do it.Feature
Windows BitLocker is fine. I still don't trust it with everything
BitLocker may have vulnerabilities, but I’m still recommending it (and its Device Encryption derivative) to users.Tip
Protect your files with my favorite free encrypted cloud storage app
Filen offers secure syncing, file sharing, and 10GB of free end-to-end encrypted storage—what’s not to like?Feature
Google wants your face to be your backup password. I’d wait
Before you give this level of biometric data to Google, read the fine print first.News
Hackers didn’t break into Chick-fil-A. They just logged in
Chick-fil-A customers got hacked because of a common mistake. Here’s how to avoid doing the same.Feature
Stop! 7 ways you're making your personal info public online
You don't have to stop using the internet to protect your privacy. But you probably need to stop making these common mistakes.Feature
A hotel leaked my data to hackers. You could be next
I wish I'd done a few things differently when I made my reservation.Feature
Think you can spot fake AI photos? They're now a security risk
You should know how to identify deepfake images and video. Your money’s at stake.Feature
Your travel habits can leak sensitive info about you. Here’s what to do instead
A few small changes can keep your vacation chill—as well as your return to normal life.Feature
Stop looking for ironclad cybersecurity answers. They often don't exist
Hard and fast rules can’t protect you in complex situations.Feature
I argued with a security expert about guest Wi-Fi… and won
We tussled over this question: Should you use your router’s guest Wi-Fi network feature?Feature






















