Not every security alert you receive indicates that your computer is infected. Many are tricks to get you to download malware or antivirus software. Identifying these fake alerts can help you avoid installing unwanted programs or infecting your device. Here are a few tips to help you spot them. Use...
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How to Keep Your Windows PC Secure on Public Wi-Fi
Many people underestimate the security risks associated with public Wi-Fi. They are typically unencrypted and leave your devices vulnerable to all sorts of cyber threats. If you often use public Wi-Fi, here are some steps you should always take to keep your PC secure. Protect Your Connection With a VPN...
How to Remove a Password From a PDF File
Some PDFs are encrypted with a password that you need to enter any time you view the document. There are many ways to remove a password, but most methods assume you know the password to the encrypted PDF. Here are two ways to remove a password from a PDF with...
Fake CAPTCHAs Are the Latest Malware Threat
We've all encountered CAPTCHAs online – those annoying tests designed to prove we're human. But cybercriminals have found a sinister way to exploit our familiarity with these ubiquitous security checks. Enter the world of fake CAPTCHA pages: a new and alarmingly effective tactic used to trick unsuspecting users into downloading...
Buying a New Printer? Consider These 7 Things
When I recently bought a printer, I had to consider many factors before choosing the right one for my use. With some analysis, you can buy a printer that meets all your requirements and is convenient to use, without overspending. Here are my top tips. Single Function vs All-In-One Printers...