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Best free antivirus in 2024
By Benedict Collins last updated
Updated Can free antivirus software keep your devices safe from malware? Here's what you need to know.
The Snowflake breach tells us that passwords aren't enough
By Chiara Castro published
The hack into the cloud storage provider Snowflake may serve as a wake-up call for the need for a passwordless world. But, are we ready for it?
The best Android antivirus apps for 2023 so far
By Darren Allan last updated
Updated Android malware and scams aren't going anywhere - make sure your devices are safe with these great antivirus apps.
The EU wants to scan your WhatsApp chats—and privacy experts are furious
By Chiara Castro last updated
Privacy at risk While the revised Chat Control is set to be voted on June 20, Signal CEO and other experts warn against its privacy and security risk. Here is what's at stake.
The best antivirus software 2024
By Benedict Collins last updated
Updated Whether you need protection for one device or comprehensive coverage for the whole household, I've compared the best antivirus options out there.
4 ways oversharing on social media puts your privacy at risk
By River Hart published
Beware what you share Most of us don't think twice before posting on social media – but our uber-connected world comes at a cost. Here's how cybercriminals take advantage.
Traveling to Germany for the Euros? Here's why you need a VPN
By River Hart published
Let the games begin This year's summer of sport is about to kick off in Germany – and if you're headed there, you'll want to bring your football shirt, scarf, and a VPN. Here's what you need to know.
Microsoft urges businesses to migrate to Windows Always On VPN - here's why
By Chiara Castro published
Microsoft suggests switching as it plans to kill DirectAccess with the next Windows update. Here's why you should use Always On VPN.
Beware, your home is spying on you - and Amazon Alexa is the most data-hungry
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking Researchers at VPN provider Surfshark revealed that one in 10 smart home apps use data for user tracking, with Amazon and Google topping the list.
Brave's user base exploded in May, but it can still do more
By River Hart published
Brave new world Brave has cemented itself as a privacy-focused browser that anyone can use—regardless of skill level. So, what's behind its recent user boom, and are there any potholes in the service?
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