New Targets
New Source of Internet Threat: Banner Ads
Have you ever noticed those flashy banner ads on websites? Turns out some of those banner ads can expose you to viruses, spyware, identity theft or other Internet threats. Here's how to watch out for bad banner ads.
How Safe Is Your Webmail Account?
You love the convenience and access of free web-based email. But a recent spate of security issues has raised concerns about webmail. Here's how to keep your email secure.
Security Loopholes in Web Site User Agreements
Do you scroll past the user agreement when signing up for web-based email or photo-sharing sites? Not so fast! Read this article and find out what's at risk.
How Trustworthy Are Legal Services Online
From creating a will to incorporating your family business, you can now find an array of trusted legal services online. Here's how to find lawyers, services, free forms and legal information on the Internet.
Stop Cell Phone Spam in Seven Easy Steps
The cyber criminals who target your PC are now taking aim on your cell phone. Here's how to stop spam from attacking your cell phone.
The Traveler's Guide to Wireless Internet Safety
Checking your email or shopping online when you travel may be convenient, but it comes with risks. Here's how to protect your personal information when you're on the road.
That's the Way the Web Cookie Crumbles
Don't let the sweet-sounding name fool you. Cookies make it easy for your favorite Web sites to remember you, but they also help online marketers track your every move. Not to worry, it's easy to make these cookies crumble.
Beware of ID Theft via Your Digital Phone Service
A new phenomenon called vishing (or voice phishing) uses Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone services to trick people into revealing private data -- which is then used for identity fraud.
Stay on Top of Security Threats
The tools intruders use to find vulnerabilities on your home computer are becoming more sophisticated. Here's how you can fight back and protect yourself.
The Battle against Computer Robots
"Bot herders" are hackers that control software robots -- or bots -- on computers without the knowledge of computer owners. They use these computers to commit crimes. How can you protect your computer?
RFID Chips and Your Privacy
RFID computer chips are designed to make our lives easier. But is this convenience coming at a price? Find out how you can protect your privacy.
The New Risks for Teens in Social Networking Sites
Creating a page on a social networking site comes with an increasing number of risks. Here's what you and your teens can do today, to prevent embarrassment and lost opportunities tomorrow.
How to Avoid Dangerous Keyloggers
Some computer programs are able to steal your private data as you type it into the keyboard. Here's how to protect yourself from stalking programs known as keyloggers
The New Target for Security Threats: Your Cell Phone
Mobile phones are mini computers. As such, they've become theft targets. To protect your cell phone -- and the data you keep on that phone -- follow some safety rules.