Two simple moves — stop relying on SMS for security and lock your mobile identity — will close the easiest route thieves use to take over your money and accounts.

Lost your iPhone and wondering what to do next? Stay alert, those “found” texts could be scams! Here's how to avoid falling for false hope.

Losing an iPhone can be distressing, but a message claiming it has been found could signal a phishing scam. Cybersecurity ...

Switzerland’s NCSC warns iPhone users of a new scam exploiting lost devices to steal Apple ID credentials through fake Find ...

UIDAI introduces a new Aadhar app that allows users to access all their Aadhaar data on their smartphones and share it in a verifiable credential format.

New phishing scam uses Apple's Find My feature to try and steal Apple ID credentials from people with missing or stolen ...

Disable networking protocols like UPnP and WPS features, which can make it easier for attackers to connect. UPnP lets devices open ports on your router automatically, and WPS makes connecting new ...

Stream smarter and have total control over what your kids are watching. Streaming devices have opened up a world of entertainment, but they have also made it easier than ever for kids to stumble upon ...

Cancer is among the leading causes of death in the country today, quietly claiming lives in every village, town, and family. It strikes the rich and the poor alike, young and old, and its grip is ...

It’s with this mindset that the Lenovo Idea Tab dropped onto our review desk – this one packaged with the Tab Pen stylus.

There are a number of red flags to watch out for in and SMS. The top signs include: Don’t ever click links and don’t reply.

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