Nonprofits do incredible work—from feeding families to fighting injustice. But behind all that heart and effort is something hackers are very interested in: data.

It doesn’t matter that your mission isn’t about making money. If your organization colle…

Whether she’s sharing selfies with her friends or building her future online, your daughter is growing up in a very different world than the one you knew. The internet offers her freedom, connection, and creativity—but it also exposes her to new and de…

Security researchers have discovered an extensive network of malicious Firefox extensions that used the names of tools and known games to trick users into downloading them.

It’s one thing to download a browser add-on from a shady corner of the Interne…

If ads keep popping up on your phone, you’re not alone. Fortunately, there is a way to stop them before they bug you even more or become a malware or identity fraud threat. These interruptions start with a simple “tap pop-ups” or “push notifications al…

What if that constant screen glitching signals that your phone has a virus and it’s leaking your data, tracking your taps and browser history, or draining your battery? Mobile viruses have come a long way, so they don’t always look like the ones from t…

Besides being a household name, Jennifer Aniston is also a household image for scammers. For more than a decade, cybercriminals have exploited her identity in scams ranging from spam and phishing emails to fake endorsements. Now they’re abusing her ima…

Gamers beware! A new phishing campaign uncovered by Bitdefender cybersecurity researcher Ionuț Baltariu uses The Witcher 4 hype and Facebook’s ad platform to lure players into giving up their Steam credentials.

According to Bitdefender analysis, the f…

A critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in Call of Duty: WWII has prompted its removal from digital PC storefronts.

Game removed from PC store after alarming exploits

The PC version of Call of Duty: World War II has been taken offline a…