Skip to main content

How to tell someone’s using your devices?

The idea of someone else accessing your phone can be outright horrifying. This way, they’ll be able to use your social media, check out your m-banking apps, and even access your work-related files.

David Balaban
David Balaban

How to recover deleted files from an SD card on Mac

SD cards are used in a variety of devices and are popular for their portability. However, in contrast to its lightweight and portable properties, an SD card can be fragile. It can easily be physically or logically damaged during frequent use...

David Balaban
David Balaban

Macs may be safer, but they’re not immune to cyberattacks

Mac devices are secure but not immune to cyberattacks. Learn about common threats and tips to protect your Mac from evolving cybersecurity risks.

David Balaban
David Balaban

Remove mybrowserresults.io redirect virus on Mac

The malware gang in charge of the infamous long-running Search Marquis virus has reorganized their scheme with a new landing page mybrowserresults.io.

David Balaban
David Balaban

Implementing comprehensive software supply chain security policies for iOS applications in enterprises

We live in a hyper-connected digital world. Computing technology, software, hardware, and cloud-based systems present entry points for cybercriminals.

David Balaban
David Balaban

Reverse image search on iPhone & iPad - Step by step guide

Reverse image search is an invaluable tool for identifying the origin of an image, uncovering additional details, or finding similar images. For iPhone users seeking an easy and effective method to conduct reverse image searches, lenso.ai offers a great solution. Find out how to reverse image searches on your iPhone.

David Balaban
David Balaban

Key features that make the Booksy app safe to use

Mobile apps are so deeply intertwined into the fabric of modern hectic life that five minutes without a smartphone may feel like a chaotic eternity. With that much reliance, it stands to reason that the security of services that help manage everyday tasks has become a top priority.

David Balaban
David Balaban

Pegasus spyware email scam - Here’s what to do about it

The latest email scam on the radar tries to feign legitimacy through claims about the Pegasus spyware and a photograph of the recipient’s home.

David Balaban
David Balaban

“Hello pervert” scam email: What is it and how to stay safe?

In pursuit of filthy gain, cybercriminals are pumping out a new wave of the ‘Hello pervert’ extortion that stands out from the rest in a few ways.

David Balaban
David Balaban

6 ways hackers can infiltrate your Mac and how to prevent it

Macs can't be hacked — can they? This is not an unreasonable assumption since the number of attacks and effort put into creating Mac-specific threats pales compared to those directed at PCs. Yet, assuming that your Mac is hackproof and letting your guard down can get you into hot water.

David Balaban
David Balaban