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Getting rid of the junk in your inbox frees up some space for more important emails. We’ll show you how to do it in this easy-to-follow article.

As technology gets more sophisticated, you may think a computer virus is a thing of the past, but they may be more worrisome today than ever before.

Explore how Bitdefender Free stacks up in offering essential antivirus protection without the price tag and whether it's the right choice for your cybersecurity needs.

In our first-ever Editor’s Choice Antivirus Awards, we tested over 30 antivirus programs and compiled our top options for better device security in 2025.

Do you want to protect your outgoing emails to ensure better privacy? Learn how to encrypt your emails and keep your data safe.

Antivirus software gets sold to protect your online security, but how it works may surprise you.

Understand the key principles of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) European privacy law, and how your company can comply.

Cookies themselves are harmless. Privacy concerns come into play with how they are used.

Explore the core of digital communication as we decode network protocols, their types, and their indispensable role in cybersecurity.

Pop-up ads could contain malicious code that downloads malware to your device. Here’s how to block pop-up windows on your browser and protect your data.

Learn about the two main types of computer cookies, first-party and third-party cookies. One aims to help improve your web browsing experience, while the other is for tracking and targeted advertising.

Learn what a web page is and what it takes to build one.

Flash cookies were once used by Adobe Flash Player to store complex information, but these cookies are now obsolete. Learn why plus how to stop unwanted cookies from tracking you online.

Netscape Navigator might be a throwback to simpler times, but it's still important to manage its cookies correctly.

If you haven’t checked your privacy settings, you could be exposing more data than you would like. Here’s how to update your settings across operating systems and devices to stay safe.