Call spoofing is a scam tactic threat actors use to disguise the origin of a phone call. Understanding how it works could help you detect and avoid it.

What is call spoofing?

Caller ID spoofing is the practice of obfuscating the origin of a phone ca…

A ransomware attack on Synnovis, a key pathology services provider for the UK’s National Health Service, has been officially linked to a patient’s death, underscoring the risks cyberattacks pose to healthcare systems.

In June 2024, the ransomware grou…

With nearly 700 million monthly active users as of early 2025, Spotify isn’t just the world’s biggest music streaming platform — it’s also a tempting target for scammers. Cybercriminals use fake emails, apps, and even malware to steal Spotify accounts …

Most spyware doesn’t announce itself. It hides in plain sight, which is why app security is so important for anyone with a mobile device. Spyware apps quietly track your messages, calls, location, and even your microphone, without your knowledge. 

Thi…

Your iPhone might be one of the most secure consumer devices on the market. Still, default settings often don’t go far enough when you want to learn how to block websites on iPhone. 

That’s because blocking websites comes from different needs. You …

It usually starts with a message in your inbox. Someone says they’ve hacked into your computer, stolen your passwords, and used your webcam to record private moments.

These emails are often full of threats, tech-sounding language, and specific details…

Before the internet, social media, and smartphones, kids connecting with friends meant grabbing the house phone, or running into their front yard and shouting their name until they came outside. We’d beg our parents for “just five more minutes” of play…

World Social Media Day celebrates how platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram have changed how we communicate, connect, and share. For creators and influencers, these platforms are more than social media platforms—they’re essential business too…