Security

Malicious apps might be draining your phone's battery to make money on ads.

Being overly cautious with your email can sometimes backfire.

Meta found more than 400 malicious apps designed to steal your Facebook password.

Because scammers never sleep, and even the best of us can get duped.

WhatsApp is rife with misinformation, but this update is the real deal.

Are you putting yourself at risk by sharing your life one BeReal at a time?

The spellcheck tool in Chrome and Edge is spying on every text field.

There are steps you should take immediately to minimize the damage.

Google's latest update patches a nasty zero-day in Chrome.

We all want to be verified on Instagram, but this isn't the way to do it.

Researchers discovered a new batch of malicious Chrome extensions.

Fake Google ads are waiting to scam you—don't let them.

Tracking your games, movies, records, and comics can keep your collection safe in case of disasters or theft.

Google patched another zero-day vulnerability that threatened Chrome users.

Zoom's latest vulnerability allows hackers to take over your Mac.

If you know an app is from a trusted source, you can still install it.

Security researchers found malware in several popular App Store apps.

Just because someone texts you a PDF doesn't mean you should open it.

If you find a random USB flash drive on the ground, turn and run away.

The easy way to make sure your Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Docs are secure.