Ransomware in 2025 is a paradox. On the one hand, attacks are rising again, fueled by automation, AI-enhanced phishing, and increasingly targeted tactics, especially those targeting multiple endpoints.  
The post What 2025 Teaches Us About Ransomware a…

Smart gadgets don’t last forever. Knowing when to retire dated devices is a crucial part of maintaining a secure IoT ecosystem.

Why device life cycle matters for security

Each connected device – from smart plugs to baby monitors – moves through a li…

This October, Bitdefender launched They Wear Our Faces, a national awareness campaign exposing how scammers exploit trust and relationships by using AI to deceive and impersonate.

The campaign highlights a growing crisis in the United States, where de…

For years, iPhone owners have taken comfort in Apple’s reputation for security and privacy. iOS encrypts your data, blocks most malware, and updates regularly to patch vulnerabilities. Compared to many platforms, it’s one of the most secure consumer ec…

Discord has confirmed that users who contacted its customer support service have had their data stolen by hackers, who have attempted to extort a ransom from the company.

According to the hugely popular messaging platform which has more than 200 milli…

Russian hackers are trying to exploit human trust to spread malware, according to the Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA). A group known as UAC-0245 launched a new campaign late last month targeting the Ukrainian government and defens…

Can you change your iPhone’s location without breaking Apple’s rules or your own security? Short answer: yes, but how you do it matters more than you think. 

Apple’s official guidance is strict, yet the internet is flooded with risky workarounds, and …

Gamers are nothing if not a curious bunch – they always look for new releases and download mods to enhance old favorites. And if we also include indie games, the recipe for a potent and extremely dangerous attack vector is ripe for the taking.

Like an…