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Get ready for Black Friday and Cyber Monday with our expert cybersecurity tips. Learn how to shop online safely with trusted websites, secure networks, and VPNs.
Explore the rise of malvertising in September. Learn about the latest tactics in malicious online ads and how to protect yourself.
Explore the alarming trend of AI-fueled financial scams on TikTok, where deepfake technology is exploited to mimic celebrities, luring users into cryptocurrency schemes that jeopardize their assets and trust in digital platforms.
Reinvent DST Habits: Use “fall back” and “spring forward” moments to not only check smoke detectors and flip mattresses but also strengthen your digital habits by securing passwords, maintaining software, and decluttering your digital files.
An ease and familiarity with wide-ranging tech makes younger generations a bigger target for scams and malware.
Ever wonder if a loved one you’re sitting next to this year could be a cybercriminal? They’re probably not. But you can still familiarize yourself with the types of fraud that take place within the family, just in case.
We often discuss the proliferation and growing sophistication of scams and the tools scammers use. But here’s a reminder—everyone catches a bug once in a while.
The term doxxed is thrown around a lot online. But do you really know what it means?
Researchers at Avast have uncovered a romance scam that utilizes ChatGPT to increase the believability of their online dating conversations.
TV and film depict how hackers and scammers operate to move plots and raise stakes. But is Hollywood delivering stories of real fraud or pure fiction?
Perturbing highlights from the latest Avast Threat Report indicate scammers aren’t just stealing from your computer—they’re working to take it over entirely.
Most of us have a digital identity, and it’s more valuable than you might think
Our young people are always learning. It’s a great time to expand their cyber education to help keep them safe in the classroom.
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