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Your essential guide to secure Cyber Week shopping

Cyber Week is here! The deals are fantastic, the discounts are deep, and the urge to click Buy Now is powerful. But with this incredible rush comes a massive spike in scams, fake websites, and phishing attacks. Hackers are actively leveraging the chaos and urgency of the holiday shopping season. You need to shift into […]

Take control: delete your Alexa voice recordings every night

That smart speaker in your kitchen or living room—your Alexa device—is incredibly helpful, but let’s be real: it’s also a highly sensitive microphone sitting in your private space. While Alexa is only supposed to start recording after you say the wake word (“Alexa,” “Echo,” etc.), the truth is that it keeps recordings of some of […]

The crucial “S”: why you must check for HTTPS on public Wi-Fi

You’ve found the perfect spot at the local cafe, logged onto the free Wi-Fi, and you’re ready to get some work done—maybe check your bank balance or buy that one thing online. Stop right there! Before you enter any sensitive information, you need to check one little thing in your browser’s address bar: Is it […]

The hidden threat: watch out for Google Chrome extension malware

Your web browser, like Google Chrome, is your main window to the internet. To make life easier, you probably use extensions—those handy little tools that block ads, check grammar, or manage your passwords. They’re super convenient, but they also represent one of the sneakier security risks on your computer. Think of an extension as a […]

Digital declutter: delete accounts you haven’t used in six months (or longer!)

We’ve all done it. You sign up for a forum, a new shopping site, a niche social media platform, or a free trial. You use it once or twice, and then you forget it even exists. Your digital life is littered with these zombie accounts—logins you haven’t touched in six months, a year, or even […]

The quick click: why you must shorten your device’s auto-lock time

We take our phones everywhere—to the coffee shop, the bathroom, the gym. That means your phone, with all your private data, is constantly moving between secure and public spaces. And while you know you should never leave your device unlocked when you walk away, let’s be honest: we all make mistakes. Maybe you set your […]