A shared computer can be convenient when you are traveling, visiting a library, staying at a hotel, or borrowing a friend’s laptop. It can also expose your browsing history, login sessions, and personal information to the next person who uses it. Private browsing, called Incognito in Google Chrome, InPrivate in Microsoft Edge, and Private Browsing […]

Before you type your name, email, phone number, payment details, address, or résumé into a website, take a minute to ask one important question: Do I trust this company with my information? Cybercriminals often build fake stores, fake service websites, fake job portals, fake subscription offers, and fake support pages that look professional enough to […]

Public Wi‑Fi is everywhere—airports, hotels, coffee shops, restaurants, and shopping centers. While these networks are convenient, they can also expose you to cybersecurity risks if you’re not careful. One of the safest habits you can adopt is avoiding online banking and other financial activities while connected to public Wi‑Fi. If you need to check your […]

Mobile payment apps make splitting dinner, paying a babysitter or sending rent money incredibly easy. But that convenience comes with a big catch: once you send money to the wrong person, getting it back can be difficult — and sometimes impossible. A simple typo in a username, phone number or email address can send your […]

Credit monitoring services are one of the best tools you can use to keep tabs on your financial identity. But here’s something a lot of people don’t realize: these services don’t catch everything. Knowing what credit monitoring will and won’t alert you about could save you from falling for a scam. How credit monitoring services […]

Venmo makes it incredibly easy to send money fast, which is exactly why it deserves an extra layer of protection. If someone gets hold of your phone while you are still logged into Venmo, that person may be able to open the app and try to move money before you notice. Venmo’s own help guidance […]