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How to spot phishing emails: 3 subject line red flags you can’t ignore

Your email inbox is a favorite hunting ground for cybercriminals. Every day, they send out thousands of phishing emails, hoping to trick you into clicking a malicious link or giving away your login credentials. These emails are usually carefully crafted to look like authentic communications from trusted brands like your bank, Amazon, or even your […]

5 holiday cybersecurity tips to keep your financial information safe while traveling and shopping

The holidays are here! You’re planning your trip, you’re hitting the online sales, and your credit card is getting a serious workout. But as you juggle boarding passes and shopping lists, cybercriminals are busy, too. The holiday season is a peak time for fraud, phishing, and physical theft because criminals know we are distracted, rushed, […]

Why Kiddle is one of the best safe search solutions for your kids

The internet is an incredible library, but let’s be honest: it’s also a minefield. As a parent, you want your kids to be able to research their homework or satisfy their curiosity about dinosaurs without stumbling onto content that is violent, explicit, or just plain scary. You can’t hover over their shoulder every single second, […]

Don’t let fraudsters drain your wallet: why Venmo push notifications are your first line of defense

We all love Venmo. It’s the digital wallet that makes splitting dinner bills, paying the dog sitter, or sending birthday cash incredibly fast and easy. But that speed works both ways. Just as quickly as you can send money to a friend, a cybercriminal who gains access to your account can drain your balance or […]

Love Firefox? Don’t forget to sweep the digital crumbs!

We get it—there is a lot to love about Firefox. For many of us, it’s the rebel of the browser world. People flock to it because it feels faster, it offers incredible customization options, and it champions the use of open-source web technologies. Unlike some of the tech giants that seem designed primarily to harvest […]

The silent threat in your inbox — why you should think twice before unzipping

We all deal with email attachments every day. Whether it’s an invoice from a contractor, photos from a family member, or a project file from a colleague, clicking “download” is second nature. But among the harmless documents and images, there’s a file type that security experts urge you to handle with extreme caution: the .zip […]