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Superbox Security Risks: Why Something Like This on My Wi-Fi Is a Bigger Risk Than It Looks
It doesn't take a burglar at the door to put my data at risk. A cheap streaming box on the same Wi-Fi can do plenty of damage all by itself. That's why I would never think about a device like a Superbox or Megabox, as a TV accessory. I think about it as an...
How to Remove Old Devices From Google, Apple, and Microsoft Accounts
Old phones and laptops can stick to an account like spare keys in a junk drawer. I clean them out on a regular basis because unused devices can...
The Sweden BankID Leak Is Why I Won’t Hand Over My Biometrics
When I read the report about a hacking group called ByteToBreach claiming access to systems tied to Sweden's BankID e-government platform, my...
How to Spot Fake Security Alerts on Windows and macOS
These phishing scams use fake pop-ups that are getting better at acting like your computer is screaming for help. One minute you're reading the news, the next you're staring at a "virus detected" pop-up warning that feels way too real. Here's the bottom line: fake...
OpenClaw Security: How I Test A Viral AI Agent Without Opening Public Ports
OpenClaw (formerly Clawbot and Moltbot) keeps popping up in my DMs. Friends, family, parents in my neighborhood, and security folks I work with all ask the same thing: "Is it safe to run an AI assistant that can actually do stuff?" Here's my honest take on OpenClaw...
Passwordless Passkeys Explained for Google, Apple, and Microsoft Accounts
If passwords feel like house keys you've copied a hundred times and tossed into a dozen junk drawers, you're not imagining it. Passwords get reused, guessed, phished, and leaked, then we all get stuck playing the reset game at 2 a.m. That's why passwordless...
Captive Portal Attacks Explained: What to Watch for at Airports and Hotels Wi-Fi
You know that moment when you connect to “Free Airport Wi‑Fi” and a page pops up asking you to accept terms? That page is a captive portal, and most of the time it’s harmless. Still, it’s also a perfect place for scammers to set a trap. Captive portal attacks are...
Unmasking the Threat: The Rise of Malware in Android Apps
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, Android users face a new challenge: a surge in malicious applications. Recent findings by McAfee have unearthed a concerning trend of malware-infected Android apps, Xamalicious malware, potentially compromising the...
Raising Cyber-Smart Kids
We all know that raising kids is a skill, but how much more complicated is it now with kids using technology so soon? Young children play on cell phones and hand-held electronics as soon as two years of age or younger. Parents are guilty of using their phones for...
Are Hackers In Your Phone?
It feels like there’s a new scam or a new way for hackers to gain access to our information daily. Unfortunately, we cannot even keep up with the new ways, but we can try and inform our readers of what we hear. If you’re unsure of if someone has scammed you or is...
Setting Up 2FA on Social Media Accounts
If you’re into social media, have a social media account, or even if you have an email then you’ll want to know how to protect your account. Setting up two-factor authentication is the best way to keep your accounts safe. In other words, a 2FA prevents hackers from...
Maximizing Your Mesh Wifi Network Performance
Mesh Wifi networks have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their ability to provide strong and reliable Wifi coverage throughout your home. But having a mesh Wifi network doesn’t necessarily mean you’re getting the best out of it. Here are some tips...
Pirated Software Pitfalls
Think back: do you remember when artists would release CDs and our friends would run to the store, buy one, bring it home, and copy it for everyone for free or at a cheap rate? Can you remember when the computer app Limewire came out and everyone would play all the...
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CEH Certification Benefits
Are you interested in a career in cybersecurity? Then you may have heard of the CEH certification. This certification is highly sought after by professionals in the field, and for good reason. In 2005, the US Department of Defense issued a directive requiring...
