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Guide to Chatbot Scams: How to Protect Your Information Online and at Home
Chatbots have been around on the internet for a long time. However, they were mostly used for purposes, such as customer service. However, with the
How to Protect Your Phone from Juice Jacking Attacks
Our smartphones have become an essential fixture in our lives. It is almost impossible to envision a life where you cannot access any information you
Is Hotel Wi-Fi Safe? Staying Secure on Public Wi-Fi
In the last few years, the massively improved internet infrastructure means that you are always connected to the internet. Even while travelling, people need to
Protect Your Data: 10 Cybersecurity Tips for Online Shopping
Online shopping has become increasingly popular in recent years, with more and more people turning to e-commerce sites and apps to purchase goods and services.
How to Tell if Your Laptop Camera is Hacked
In the wake of the pandemic and the massive rise in remote work, the laptop camera is now being used more than ever. However, the
Do You Need a VPN in an HTTPS World?
The security and privacy of online communication are becoming a concern for individuals and organizations alike. While the use of HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) has
How To Increase Download Speed On Your PC
Looking for ways to increase download speed? It’s important to first understand what it is. Download speed refers to the Mbps, or megabits per second,
Most Common Social Media Privacy Issues: A Brief Guide
With the growing use of Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat, LinkedIn, and other platforms, social media has become a crucial part of everyday life for many
Dangers of Doxing: How Parents Can Address the Issue
Parents all over the world want to keep the identities and personal information of their children safe from malicious actors. From using parental control features
What Is a Sniffer and How Can You Prevent Sniffing?
Packet analyzers, Ethernet sniffers, wireless sniffers, network probes, and packet sniffers have many known names for both malignant and benign sniffers. These are not viruses