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A new NordVPN survey reveals a troubling gap between Americans’ confidence in spotting scams and their ability to actually do so.

Researchers have found two unusual characters that can help fake website domains bypass key safeguards in Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers.

A malicious Custom GPT and fake CAPTCHA are being used to deliver a Remote Access Trojan that can spy on your screen, webcam, microphone, and files.

Researchers have found a malicious Google ad that can hijack your browser with fake virus warnings and pressure you into calling a scammer posing as tech support.

StreamRat malware can remotely control your Android phone, capture screens five times a second, and steal your credentials and other sensitive data.

RatHat can steal banking credentials, PINs and verification codes by abusing Android’s Accessibility features, but there are simple ways to protect yourself.

Your friend didn't send those MrBeast giveaway screenshots. Here's what stole their account, why viewing the images is safe, and how to get your own accounts back.

WordlistLoader can hide in plain sight, using fake CAPTCHA prompts on legitimate websites to deliver malware that steals your sensitive data.

A new Minecraft malware campaign can steal your passwords, browser cookies, crypto data, and even give attackers access to your webcam and screen.

CrashStealer disguises itself as Apple's Crash Reporter, steals passwords, crypto wallets, and browser data, and can automatically relaunch every time your Mac starts.

A joint advisory from the UK, U.S., Canada, and other allies warns that Russian state-backed hackers are exploiting weak router security — and one outdated setting could put your network at risk.

The residential proxy network routed malicious traffic through millions of compromised home devices. Here's how to identify the warning signs and protect yourself.

Whether you’re giving a new device for the holidays or shopping for your own antivirus subscription, take advantage of sale prices before you ring in the New Year.

Browser hijacking can slow down your computer and internet, serve you spammy ads, and make your online experience terrible. Here’s what you can do to fix the problem.

Trojans hide inside legitimate files to access your device. Here's how Trojans work and how to get rid of them.

Protecting important files with a password sounds like a great idea, but what if you could hide those files so no one knew they were there? We’ll show you how.

Cell phone cyberattacks are on the rise, with 33.3 million attacks in 2024 alone. Here’s how to safely and quickly remove a hacker from your phone.

You may have downloaded a mod that contains malware. Here’s what we know about the Minecraft launcher malware, Fractureiser.

Planning a much needed escape? If you’re using your cell phone or other devices, you might want to avoid those free charging stations.

Discover Surfshark Antivirus’ comprehensive protection and features and find out if it's the right cybersecurity solution for you.

Keyloggers are spyware that can record your keystrokes. Bad actors use them to steal your passwords, money, and identity. We’ll show you how to spot and remove them.