Typosquatting is a clever trick that hackers use to steal your sensitive information. Here's how the scam works and how you can protect yourself.

The FBI has confirmed that 630 million stolen passwords were found on devices belonging to a single hacker. Here's how to check if yours is one of them.

Hackers are coming for your Gmail password. Fact. But what if they already have it? Here’s what you need to do to find out.

Having to come up with a password that matches the symbol requirements for every site can be a hassle, but there’s good reason for it. Of course, the more your ...

Hackers have a powerful new tool in their arsenal and the Spiderman phishing kit lets them almost instantly spoof multiple ...

You’re checking your inbox or scrolling through your phone when something catches your attention. It’s a message about a password reset, but you never asked for ...

Logs including 183 million passwords have been leaked online. (Getty) Passwords for 183 million web accounts are believed to have been leaked online in recent months after being shared openly on ...

Why did they not have at least one supervisor from the company onsite 24/7? Maybe because that would invalidate any plausible deniability? Carry on Mr. CIO. Click to expand... Because that center ...

Hackers can steal your browser cookies to access your accounts without passwords. Learn the steps that block cookie jacking ...