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Credential stuffing: the silent cyberattack you need to stop

Ever heard of credential stuffing? It sounds like something out of a tech thriller, but it’s one of the most common—and dangerous—cyberattacks happening right now. The scary part? It doesn’t require hackers to be geniuses. They’re simply taking advantage of something most of us do every day: reusing passwords. What Is Credential Stuffing? Credential stuffing is […]

Why updating your smartwatch software is critical for security and performance

Your smartwatch is an incredible piece of technology. It tracks your steps, monitors your sleep, receives your text messages, and even lets you pay for coffee with a flick of the wrist. But because it handles so much personal and financial data, it’s not just a gadget—it’s a tiny, powerful computer that needs constant security […]

Why a year-end audit of your online accounts is essential

The end of the year is the perfect time to clean up more than just your home—your digital life needs attention too. Over the past 12 months, you’ve probably signed up for new apps, tried out services, and maybe even forgotten a few accounts along the way. Those unused logins? They’re a hacker’s dream. A […]

Top 5 cybersecurity threats consumers must watch out for in 2026

Cybersecurity isn’t just a buzzword anymore—it’s a daily reality for consumers in 2026. With technology woven into almost every part of our lives, staying safe online is more critical than ever. Let’s break down the top cybersecurity issues you need to watch out for this year. 1. AI-Powered Scams Artificial Intelligence has made life easier, […]

The Venmo rule: always link your credit card, never your debit card

Venmo is brilliant for quick transactions—splitting the lunch bill, paying the rent, or sending cash to a friend. But when you set up your account, you face a critical security choice: which card do you link to fund your payments? Most people connect the card that’s easiest to grab, which is often their debit card. […]

Heading home for the holidays? How to help older adults stay safe online

The holidays are here, and if you’re the family tech guru, you already know what’s coming: troubleshooting Wi-Fi, fixing email issues, and answering endless “Is this a scam?” questions. While you’re at it, why not take a few minutes to help the older adults in your family build stronger online security habits? It’s easier than […]