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Atlas VPN is surprisingly generous to free subscribers and offers unlimited simultaneous connections to paying customers. But some quirks mar the experience, and the service should undergo a broader third-party audit.

Computers these days work so smoothly, using them can be plain boring. Want some excitement? Throw off the shackles of security software and get infected with malware! Our tongue-in-cheek guide shows you how.

The feature is now available for macOS users and will roll out to Windows over time.

Don't let criminals fool you into giving up vital personal information during your job search. This edition of SecurityWatch shows you 7 ways to spot potential scam artists.

The hacker created a look-alike Microsoft Windows site to trick users into downloading the malware.

Microsoft will soon block Visual Basic Application macros contained in files retrieved from the internet by default.

Antivirus companies aspire to continuous protection, but software isn't perfect. Here's what you can do if your antivirus stops working or fails to prevent a malware attack.

Last year, the company auto-enrolled 150 million users in multi-factor authentication, which Google now says helped decrease account hijackings by 50%.

The US Justice Department has arrested two suspects who allegedly tried to launder the stolen funds, and say the case is the largest financial seizure to date.

First order of business: a report on the vulnerabilities discovered in the Log4j library in 2021.