If your WhatsApp account’s been hacked, here’s how to get it back
Meta (formerly Facebook) has owned the messaging service WhatsApp since 2009. Unlike texting or making calls, WhatsApp is packed full of great features many of us can’t do without, such as free international calls via the internet and end-to-end encryption. But if your WhatsApp account gets hacked, it can quickly turn your world upside down.
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Spoofing: How to protect yourself from fraud on the internet
You probably know someone who’s been the victim of an attempted scam, where some fraudster tries to obtain sensitive information using a false identity or something similar. Cybercriminals also use this centuries-old “tradition” of deception, where they pretend to be someone we know or a reputable company to gain access to confidential data or to
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A VPN helps protect your online privacy and make surfing more secure
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Your beginner’s guide: Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
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Get your frozen PC up and running again
It’s a bit like Murphy’s law: Your PC or laptop is working perfectly, then...
Clearing the cache on your Mac
You’re almost certain to have come across the term “cache” if your Mac is...
Internet slow? Let’s explore why it’s more tortoise than hare!
Are videos lagging? Downloads taking forever? Do you feel like you’re spending an eternity...
Body Language Might Give Away Your Password
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Three easy ways to back up and restore your iPhone
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5 tips for safe online dating
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The darknet — truly the dark side of the internet?
Many associate the darknet with the digital black market for everything that can only be obtained illegally: Drugs, weapons, viruses and malware, contract killers, poison, credit card numbers, all kinds of sensitive data, and so on. The darknet is situated on the dark side of the internet — after all, it’s also a synonym for
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Why aren’t there virus scanners for iPhones?
It seems that not a day goes by without seeing a warning about security flaws, malware, Trojans, ransomware, phishing attacks, viruses, or some other digital threat. And seemingly, it’s only Windows or Android users who are affected — users of Apple products, such as Mac, iPad, or iPhone, rarely get affected if at all. Could
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Data and the Dark Web: How much is your personal data worth?
With the increasing popularity of online services such as...
