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Dive into the world of romance scams, where emotions are exploited, money is the ultimate prize, and scammers lurk behind the mask of love.
Uncover the startling surge in cyber threats from our Avast Q4/2023 Threat Report. Over 10 billion attacks last year reveal the critical need to pay attention.
From overacting to poorly crafted characters, it’s crucial to recognize red flags in cyber-scripts, weak dialogue, and fake chemistry in online interactions.
After AI-generated pornographic images of Taylor Swift went viral on X, we're left asking: What does this mean for the future of AI?
Spoiler: Those ads you're seeing for a new X cryptocurrency endorsed by Elon Musk aren't what they appear to be.
Did you know you're carrying a secret superhero around in your pocket? Introducing: Your smartphone.
Avast researchers take a deep dive into the dangers of downloading pirated software and explain why small businesses should avoid this tempting practice.
While you have your heart set on finding a partner, you should also keep your eyes peeled for the dangers that come with dating in the digital realm.
ID badges are a two-edged sword, providing security and convenience on one hand, but risking exposure of sensitive data on the other.
A post-holiday poem you can read by the fireplace for the digital age.
Welcome to the most prestigious event in the world of cyber trickery: the first annual Avast Phishing Awards! Join us as we unveil the most noteworthy, side-eye-inducing, and downright dubious email headlines that made this such a year to remember.
The new trend in online fashion: An increase in counterfeit boutiques. Understanding them, recognizing the signs, and actions to take if you're scammed.
You might not have heard of DNS--but cybercriminals definitely have. Here's how they exploit it to steal your data.
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