Internet Safety

Hackers are at it again. Shortly after news about the Netflix account hack broke out, Spotify is once again under fire for being hacked.

A new scheme has been found stealing Netflix login details and selling them for as low as 25 cents a pop in the Deep Web. Here’s how to avoid the latest Netflix account scam.

It's true that love is indeed a powerful force. Unfortunately, that's why they're also used as effective hooks for different scams. Here are some of the most common online scams that use romance as a hook.

Google steps up their fight against deceptive content by expanding Safe Browsing to protect users from social engineering attacks.

Microsoft’s January 12-deadline for Internet Explorer support has arrived, coming with an advisory recommending that users migrate from earlier versions of the web browser (IE 8, 9, and 10) to IE 11 or their new browser, Microsoft Edge.

2015 has been an interesting year in security, and despite its ups and downs, we're still hopeful for the year ahead. Here are our wishes for a safer year ahead.

The security threat landscape was filled with a lot of big, notable incidents this year, but that doesn't mean we can't be thankful for other developments this Thanksgiving. Here are five things we're grateful for this year.

Major sporting events have become a frequent hook used by cybercriminals for schemes that result in identity theft, financial loss, and reputation damage for their victims. How can you enjoy the game without being played?

Professional social networks such as LinkedIn allow users to connect with an audience that not only includes peers and recruiters, but attackers and competitors as well. Here's how you can spot a faker.