Security - Page 32

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.

May 12

Hackers can steal money and make your bank account look intact

Hackers can steal money while showing a fake balance. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson helps you learn how to protect yourself.

May 11

Sending a text the wrong way could cost you money and trouble

There are a variety of text message formats. Knowing the difference can save you money, improve message delivery and ensure you’re using the full potential of your messaging app.

May 10

How SIM swapping led to a $1.8M cyber fraud case

The CyberGuy advises how to protect yourself against SIM swapping, a form of identity theft by which a scammer tricks a mobile carrier into transferring a phone number.

May 9

Struggling with the latest Windows 11 update? You aren’t alone

Kurt the CyberGuy offers some easy fixes if you're struggling with Windows 11. PC users have reported slow performance, Wi-Fi problems and other issues.

May 8

ID expert gives tips for travel amid REAL ID deadline

Political science professor and national identification cards expert Dr. Magdalena Krajewska weighs in on the REAL ID deadline. 

May 8

1.7 billion passwords leaked on dark web and why yours is at risk

In response to infostealer activity increasing 500% in a year and harvesting 1.7 billion user credentials, the CyberGuy offers four ways to stay safe from infostealer malware.

May 7

How to make sure you can fly after the REAL ID deadline arrives

After years of delays, travelers must now show a REAL ID, a valid passport or another federally approved ID to travel. May 7, 2025, is the deadline.

May 7

REAL ID is here: 5 things to know before flying

After 20 years of delays, the REAL ID deadline to fly commercial in the United States has finally arrived.

May 6

How hackers are breaking into Apple devices through AirPlay

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals that a new AirPlay bug lets hackers take over Apple devices via Wi-Fi with no clicks needed.