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Privacy Tips While Using Mobile Devices on the Go #2
Your mobile devices – including smartphones, laptops and tablets ‒ are always within reach everywhere you go, whether for work, travel or entertainment. These...
Look to EMV chip cards for recent rise in digital credit, debit fraud attempts
Those fraud-fighting, chip-enabled credit cards seem to be everywhere now and—credit card fraud activity is up dramatically. That might actually be a good thing,...
Privacy Tips While Using Mobile Devices on the Go
Your mobile devices – including smartphones, laptops and tablets ‒ are always within reach everywhere you go, whether for work, travel or entertainment. These...
How to Prepare Your Money for a Trump Presidency
After a volatile election, President-elect Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States on Jan. 20. Consumers are divided over what this...
How Secure Will Cybersecurity Be Under Trump?
I have to admit that when President-elect Trump uttered “the cyber” during the first presidential debate, I was right there with the tech community...
5 Sure Signs Ransomware Attacks Are Intensifying
Ransomware continues to pose a potent threat to individuals and, increasingly, to companies. What's worse, all signs point to ransomware attacks escalating the rest...
How Your Netflix Obsession Could Get You Scammed
A new scam targeting Netflix users is being reported by a cyber-security company that says the scammers are trying to get credit card and other...
At new eATMs, customers can get cash without a card—and so can hackers
More troubling evidence that banks and retailers push convenience on consumers to boost profits—while knowingly making it easier for criminals to steal—arose this week.
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Could What Your Amazon Alexa Overhears Be Used Against You?
Have you seen the Geico ad with the talking parrot? A 19th-century ship is boarded, the captain surrounded by pirates. The leader shouts, “Let’s...
How to Scam-Proof Your Taxes
This may not be what you want to hear this week, but it is entirely possible the Internal Revenue Service already has your tax return...