This New Cyberattack Can Infect Your Computer Just By Running An Ad
Internet ads already collect plenty of information about you. A reported attack on journalists shows how much worse things get when spyware enters the picture.
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3 Reasons To Buy A Local Video Doorbell Instead Of Another Cloud Subscription
Choosing the right video doorbell involves more than comparing cameras and features. There's one important decision that could change how you use it.
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A Cyberattack Destroyed Millions Of Dollars Worth Of Food, Exposing A Big Problem With Connected Tech
A devastating cyberattack on French supermarkets shows how everyday connected systems can become unexpected targets, with consequences far beyond data theft.
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Malware Found Pre-Installed In Thousands Of Budget Android Phones - Here's What We Know
Phones are getting more expensive, making cheaper alternatives that much more appealing. But it gets risky when you buy no-name knockoffs.
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Do Google Home Cameras Have Offline Storage Options?
Your security camera is supposed to watch the house, not add another subscription to your bills. That makes offline storage an appealing option for Google Home.
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Google's Open-Source Bug Bounty Program Has A Big AI Problem
The internet is being flooded with all types of AI, including music, writing, social media posts, and even low-quality cybersecurity research.
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5 Reasons To Buy A Smart Lock For Home Security
Considering a smart lock for your home, but aren't sure if you want to make the jump? Here are five good reasons to give smart locks a try soon.
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Anker Says Its New Video Doorbell Is The 'World's First' With This Feature
Most video doorbells show you what's outside your home in much the same way. Anker's latest video doorbell tries something different in a "world's first."
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How Long Do Samsung Smart Appliances Get Software Support?
Samsung is a tech behemoth, offering everything from phones to refrigerators. But added smarts mean bugs to fix, and software updates to keep on top of.
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Your Personal Data Is Safest Right After You Restart Your Phone - Here's Why
Your phone might have plenty of ways to stay locked, but other people can still break in. This isn't true once it comes out of a reboot, though.
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Does Google Home Still Need A Dedicated Smart Home Hub?
Does utilizing the Google Home app and associated Google smart home devices require the use of a hub? It turns out that the answer is, it depends.
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This Budget Android Phone From 2025 Is Still Among The Best Going Into 2027
Flagship premium phones get plenty of advertisements and attention, but not everyone can afford one. Fortunately, there are good budget options too.
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How Long Should Your Passwords Actually Be?
Size matters when it comes to protecting your online presence. Discover the password length recommended by cyber experts to block brute-force cracking tools.
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4 Video Doorbells That Work Without A Subscription
You shouldn't have to budget for another subscription just to see who's at the door. These video doorbells let you use basic features without a monthly fee.
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How Long Should Your Router Password Actually Be?
You might have picked a quick password just to get your Wi-Fi working. It's worth asking whether that shortcut left your network easier to break into.
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Android Phone Users Have A New Malware Threat To Worry About
Today's landscape of connected electronic devices offers many opportunities for hackers to carry out malicious attacks, and now Android users face a new threat.
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How Secure Is A Mobile Hotspot?
A mobile hotspot can be convenient, but is it safe to use as a Wi-Fi connection? Here's what you need to know about making your hotspot as secure as possible.
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How Long Do Owners Say Google Nest Cameras Typically Last?
You want any kind of security device you purchase to be durable, but long can you expect a Google Next Camera to last if you install one?
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Is Google Chrome Safer To Use Than Microsoft Edge?
While both browsers are developed using Chromium, their developers have outfitted them with out-of-the-box features that enhance your security and privacy.
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9 Home Security Upgrades That Just Work
Making your home and life safer through technology doesn't have to be complicated or take a long time. Here are nine home security upgrades that just work.
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DIY Vs. Professional Home Security System: Pros, Cons, And How To Choose
DIY home security has come a long way, but you'll still have to handle planning and troubleshooting yourself. A security expert explains when that's worth it.
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Code Hidden In 'White-Labeled' Routers Gives Chinese Servers Full Control
A newly discovered router backdoor can phone home and open your network to remote control. "White-label" brands may have sold affected devices in the States.
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Your LG TV Could Let Attackers Spy On You — But The Company Denies It
LG is pushing back against claims that one of its TVs can record conversations without permission. The researchers behind the report stand by their findings.
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You Can Share Your Google Nest Camera Live Feed With Anyone — Here's How
Need someone to check your Nest camera while you're away? You can share a live feed one way or another, but they may see more of your smart home than expected.
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Wired Vs. Wireless Video Doorbells: Pros, Cons, And Differences Explained
If you're looking for a video doorbell to enhance your home's security, one of the biggest choices you'll have to make is between wired and wireless.
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Almost 40% Of Americans Own A Video Doorbell - But Are They Worth It?
Porch pirates and package tracking have made smart cameras a household staple, but hidden monthly fees add up fast. Is front-door security worth the cost?
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What Are 'Zombie' Accounts? Why Your Old Logins Are No Longer Safe
That old web forum profile you haven't touched in a decade is a hidden threat. Discover why dormant logins invite hackers and how to safely purge them.
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