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Plain-English guides to threat actors, infostealers, breaches and the defenses that work against them.
Malware protection combines software, settings, and habits to detect, block, and remove malicious programs before they steal data, lock files, or take control of a device.…
Read moreMalware is the umbrella term for any malicious software. Spyware is one type of malware, a virus is another, and adware is a third; what separates…
Read moreComputer spyware is malicious software that secretly runs on a PC, laptop, or Mac, records your activity, and sends that data to someone else. To detect…
Read moreYes, phones can get spyware. Spyware on a phone is hidden software that secretly collects your messages, calls, location, photos, and passwords and sends them to…
Read moreSpyware is malicious software that secretly installs itself on a phone or computer, collects information about you, such as passwords, messages, browsing activity, and location, and…
Read moreA keylogger is software or hardware that records every keystroke typed on a device, usually without the user knowing. Attackers use keyloggers to steal passwords, card…
Read moreCVE 2026 covers every publicly disclosed software flaw assigned a CVE-2026-NNNNN identifier this year, and it is already the largest annual list on record. This guide…
Read moreA rootkit is malicious software that hides itself and the malware it protects by running with the highest privileges and tampering with what the operating system…
Read moreA computer trojan is malware that disguises itself as legitimate software to trick you into running it, then quietly steals data, opens a backdoor, or installs…
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