If you have a Mac computer and your browser of choice is Google Chrome, beware! A malware variant known to attack macOS has been updated with more dangerous features that can steal your sensitive information through Chrome. We'll explain how the malware works and give you some pointers to stay protected.

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Cryptocurrency trading has boomed since the onset of the pandemic, but, like anything involving money, there are risks. Beyond the chances of losing your investments, you can find yourself the target of scammers, and a batch of apps recently stole money from nearly 100,000 people.

Cyberstalking rates are skyrocketing. As more people turn their phones into tools that terrorize others, cybersecurity experts are working hard to keep people safe. If you ever find yourself in this situation, you may not know what to do. Here's how Kim and her friends helped one caller get her life back.

In the face of rampant identity theft, one cybersecurity researcher is keeping a tally for some of the biggest data breaches in internet history. In his online database, there are more than 11 billion stolen records — and to help victims protect themselves, he's letting you check to see if your data has been "pwned." Here's how to check for yourself.

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