Security - Page 31

May 21

How to remove your personal info from people-search sites

Discover effective strategies for removing your data from people-search sites and explore the role of privacy laws in safeguarding your information.

May 20

Ascension healthcare data breach exposes 430,000 patient records

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reports that healthcare information of more than 430,000 Ascension patients was exposed in a data breach.

May 20

Android scam lets hackers use your credit card remotely

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says SuperCard X Android malware steals card data and lets attackers use your card remotely.

May 19

How to breathe new life into an old computer

Is your old PC a security risk? Find out how to protect it or give it a new life with Linux, turning it into a media server or backup station.

May 18

Check washing crisis fueled by AI and mail theft

Discover how check washing fraud has evolved with new digital tools, leading to a surge in incidents. Find out how to safeguard your finances effectively.

May 17

Comey’s social media post is a ‘bullhorn’ message for some people, expert warns

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep. Rick Crawford, R-Ark., weighs in on former FBI director James Comey’s controversial social media post.

May 16

How to free up space on a PC

Discover how to reclaim valuable space on your PC by deleting unnecessary files, using cloud storage and enabling Windows Storage Sense.

May 15

What hackers can learn about you from a data broker file

Kurt the CyberGuy explores how hackers exploit data broker files to access personal information and explains services available to protect your privacy.

May 14

Fake PayPal email let hackers access computer and bank account

The CyberGuy has advice to protect information from cybercriminals who are finding new ways to gain login credentials and full control of computers and bank accounts.

May 13

Over 2,800 websites used to spread AMOS malware

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reports on how a MacReaper campaign infected 2,800-plus websites, spreading malware to Apple Macs.