Adam Levin

Adam Levin was featured on a segment for AZ Family (3 TV/CBS 5) where he discussed catfishing scams and the dangers posed by romance...

Today’s children are bombarded with inappropriate content online from a very young age.

NFTs can be a path to profits for content creators, investors and scammers alike.

Everyone overshares on social media, but when children post too much about themselves online it can be dangerous.

There are too many apps designed for children to make sure all of them are without any privacy violations.

Dating sites and apps offer an endless source of victims to online romance scammers. Here’s how to avoid being one of them.

A free open-source intelligence tool blurs the line between penetration testing and a killer app for hackers.

Unlike the brick-and-mortar version, online bullying is a 24-7 problem. Children with access to internet-connected devices can send and receive abusive texts, messages, and IMs any time of day.

If you’ve ever handed a smartphone or tablet to a toddler who just wouldn’t quiet down or found yourself trying to regulate the amount of time your children spend online, you know that the digital lives of children are in equal measure a profound source of promise and peril. 

Creating strong, unique passwords is one thing. Managing them securely is a different matter entirely.