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Modern password managers make it very easy to switch between services. Just follow these simple steps.

The US says it observed technical evidence linking this week's attacks on Ukrainian banks to a Russian military intelligence service.

US officials say Russian hackers have stolen data pertaining to US weapons and aircraft development, sometimes by targeting corporate users of Microsoft 365.

The Trump-backed Twitter lookalike looks near to launch, and for better or worse, this will draw more attention than ever to my favorite social network.

The mobile-only Lookout Premium Plus watches for signs of identity theft and helps you recover, including a million-dollar insurance deal. On Android it also offers basic antivirus and antitheft features.

Staying in is the most effective way to protect yourself during the pandemic, and that means a lot more time online at home. A VPN can help secure that critical connection.

Hackers will drop a malicious executable file inside a Teams meeting that looks like it's coming from a co-worker. But it's a Trojan, says email security provider Avanan.

The network-attached storage manufacturer says the change is intended to help its users defend against evolving security threats.

Pegasus and software like it has the potential to damage 'democracy and the rule of law,' says the European Union Data Protection Supervisor.

When your email, credit card, or identity gets hacked, it can be a nightmare. Knowing what to expect can be a help; knowing how to head off the hackers is even better. Our guide helps with both.