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Protect your Wallet cards with biometric logins, remove cards you don't want used, and remotely disable Google Wallet in an emergency.
Using a password manager is one of those things that you should already be doing. LastPass has been the default for quite a while, but its most recent incidents might be the last nail in the coffin.
It's a little bit of an extra hassle, but enabling two-step authentication on your Google account dramatically improves your security.
Have an old Android phone lying around that you don't know what to do with? Here's how you can repurpose it and turn it into a security camera!
While it's for our own good, Factory Reset Protection can trip you up when you reset your phone. These tips can help.
Another tool to keep your digital life safe.
The company is still working on determining what was accessed.
Millions of Twitter users may have had their personal data leaked on a hacking forum, and the culprit is a previous vulnerability that Twitter said was fixed.
Here's why Tailscale is the best way to log in to your NAS from outside your home network.
Not sold on the new Face Unlock feature of the Google Pixel 7 or Pixel 7 Pro? Well, we have the steps to disable it.
Google has launched passkey support to both Chrome and Android as part of a broader effort to adopt passwordless sign-ins across apps and websites regardless of the platform.
Samsung is being sued for failing to notify affected consumers about a data breach that occurred in July.
Twitter has confirmed that a code vulnerability resulted in a security breach that allowed bad actors to obtain data on at least 5.4 million accounts.
The carrier will pay $350 million to notify and compensate those affected, plus it must spend $150 million beefing up its security.
Amazon has leaked video footage from Ring doorbells to law enforcement without alerting the users.
Microsoft discovered some critical flaws in pre-installed Android apps that could have opened a backdoor in millions of devices or allowed attackers to take complete control of them.
Wyze has said that the known security vulnerabilities are taken care of.
Google steps up account protection with better information and automatic 2-Step Verification enrollment.
