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Simple ways to guide responsible AI prompts for learning

The balancing act is real. Children need to learn how to use AI, including when to question its answers. Yet a chatbot can also produce coursework in seconds, leaving little opportunity to work through...

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When a cyberattack breaks the cold chain

For years, people have associated cyberattacks with stolen data, locked computers and disrupted digital services. However, the incident that affected numerous French supermarkets during the night of...

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Global Online Retailer ASOS Has Been Hacked

Hackers breached ASOS, a UK-based global online fashion retailer with many customers in the USA, earlier this month. The hackers stole the names, addresses, DOBs, and contact information of millions of...

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One hidden Meta Muse setting could let attackers turn the AI assistant into a...

Meta Muse is designed to act as a personal AI assistant across a Mac and connected devices – much like the new Siri AI released with iOS 27. That convenience comes with a serious security concern...

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Are Flock cameras taking over American neighborhoods?

Yes, they are, and authorities and private organizations are installing them not only in neighborhoods but also on public roads, at intersections, and along highways across the United States. Beyond...

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The 6 Best VPN for Streaming Compared: Key Features + Pricing

Key takeaways:  The right VPN for streaming depends on what you need most, such as access to regional content or support for multiple devices. VPNs vary in how they handle streaming services, so a...

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Cybersecurity Month: 4 essential security habits

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an annual awareness campaign intended to encourage greater safety and protection among all computer users. It was launched in 2004 by the National Cyber...

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What Is a Brute Force Attack? Types, Risks and Prevention

A brute force attack is a trial-and-error hacking method where attackers repeatedly guess passwords or other login credentials until they find one that works. A password like “Password123” is an...

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9 Venmo Scams to Watch for and How to Avoid Them

Key takeaways: Venmo scams trick you into sending money or sharing sensitive information via the payment app, Venmo. Common Venmo scams include accidental payments, fake buyers and sellers, QR codes,...

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Starting university? Watch out for these common student scams

Starting university means setting up bank accounts, looking for work, and possibly finding a place to live. Scammers know students may be doing all of this for the first time. They also know that the...

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Why would you want to turn off Apple Intelligence and Siri AI on iOS 27?

The brand-new iOS 27 now runs on iPhone 11 and newer models, bringing exciting AI features, including its core feature: a smarter Siri. Understandably, the full Siri AI and advanced Apple Intelligence...

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Your bank is calling, but is it really your bank? How impersonation scams work

Receiving a call or email that appears to come from your bank can be unsettling. The message may warn that someone accessed your account, a payment needs urgent approval, or your card must be replaced....

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Buying or selling a second-hand phone? How to protect your personal data

Buying or selling a used phone can be safe – but only if you wipe the old device properly and reset any phone you receive before you start using it. The goal is simple: protect your private data when...

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Meta Strengthens WhatsApp Account Security

WhatsApp is one of the world’s most widely used messaging apps, connecting billions of people every day. Because it’s so widely used, cybercriminals also often target WhatsApp users. Account takeovers,...

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How to Know If Your Computer Has a Virus: Watch Out for These 11 Signs

Here are some signs to tell if your computer has a virus: Slow-running computer Overheating computer Screen pop-ups Antivirus warnings Quick battery drains Missing files Unknown programs installed If...

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6 Best VPNs for Gaming: Speed, Safety and Value

A laggy match can ruin an otherwise good gaming session. Peak-hour slowdowns from your internet service provider (ISP) can make the problem even worse. Not to mention, unwanted traffic after a heated...

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What Is Pirating a Game? Risks, Signs and Safety Tips

Pirating a game means downloading an illegally copied version, usually for free from torrent sites, instead of buying it from an official store. Illegal copies bypass built-in protections, making them...

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A two-hour daily time limit for Instagram and Facebook will be introduced for...

After a lengthy legal battle, Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, has reached an agreement with a group of 52 attorneys general to impose a strict two-hour daily usage limit for teen...

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What’s the difference between WAN and LAN?

TLDR. A LAN is a local area network that connects devices in a limited place, like a home, office, or school, while a WAN is a wide area network that connects one or more LANs over a much larger...

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The 5 Best Antiviruses With Parental Controls

The internet can be a rough neighborhood for curious kids. One wrong click can lead to malware, a fake download or a site that asks for far too many personal details. A lot of these risks can be...

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