What the Tech: How to tell if your email address, passwords have been exposed
Here’s how to find out if your email address and passwords have been exposed to hackers and what to do about it.
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What the Tech: Your phone’s been stolen, so now what?
The moment your phone falls into the wrong hands, a clock starts ticking. Thieves will immediately try to breach your passwords, banking apps, emails, and photo galleries. However, with a few changes to your phone’s settings, you can put significant roadblocks in their path.
What the Tech: What to do if your phone is lost or stolen
Here’s how to protect your digital files and personal information if your phone is ever lost or stolen, and how to avoid common tricks that thieves try to pull.
What the Tech: Are you using one of the worst PIN codes?
See the 4-digit PINs that are the easiest for hackers to crack, setting you up to have your personal information stolen. Are you at risk?
What the Tech: How to create perfect passwords to keep your accounts safe
What looks like a jumbled bunch of letters can be a password that’s both easy for you to remember and nearly impossible for hackers to crack.
What the Tech: Why you should update your Apple products as soon as possible
Apple has rolled out a critical update for its devices, and this is not one to ignore. It’s packed with 62 security fixes that address serious threats.
What the Tech: FBI says cyberterrorists may be targeting you
The FBI has issued a stark warning that Chinese cyber terrorists are actively targeting Americans, and it’s a threat that could affect people and small businesses alike.
What the Tech: Experts say you should delete these two Chinese apps immediately
Here’s a warning from security experts about the Chinese apps rednote and DeepSeek.
What the Tech: Is your computer router in danger of being hacked?
This internet safety concern demands immediate attention from millions of households across the country.
What the Tech: What is Safer Internet Day?
Learn more about Safer Internet Day, which is Tuesday, February 11, 2025, to keep you and your family safer.
