In today's digital age, the safety of our data has become a primary concern, especially with rising cases of cyber threats such as ransomware. Dropbox, one of the most popular cloud storage services, is not exempt from these r...
Cyber threats are a common and potentially devastating problem these days. Among the many types of threats out there, script-based malware attacks stand out. These attacks are initiated by hackers using seemingly harmless scri...
Remote Access Trojans (RATs) are an extremely dangerous type of malware. Unlike most forms of malware, RATs are made to give hackers remote access to your device — the worst part is they can do this right under your nose.
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I tested all the top browsers and found the 5 best ones with a VPN to enhance your online privacy and security when surfing the web. I also compared browser-based VPNs and standalone VPNs to determine their respective strength...
It’s hard for everyday people like me and you to remain on top of new cybersecurity threats and complex concepts while trying to protect our online privacy and digital rights without giving up the convenience of our favorite apps...
Protecting our online privacy can be so overwhelming. It’s hard for everyday people like me and you to always stay on top of new threats, tools and complex cybersecurity concepts without going nuts.
In this new interview series...
In a recent interview with SafetyDetectives, Simon Davis, the Head of Marketing at RoboForm, shared his insights on the evolving landscape of password management and the unique strategies that RoboForm employs to stay ahead in the...
Can antivirus really prevent ransomware? Yes, and no. An antivirus can prevent many types of ransomware, but it can’t stop it once it’s taken control of your system. However, antivirus programs are evolving to overcome the thr...
It’s imperative to make sure the sites you visit aren’t harboring malware. Likewise, if you operate a website, you’ll want to make sure you aren’t putting those who visit it at risk. There are nasty threats hackers place on we...
Zero-day exploits take advantage of a software vulnerability that the software’s developer hasn’t patched. Zero-day exploits aren’t malware, but hackers use zero-days to install malware on user devices without alerting their b...
