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July 2, 2025
Don’t Be the Weak Link in Your Family’s Digital Safety
Hackers are targeting the weakest link they can find in a household. Don’t let your whole home become compromised off of one foolish decision.
Invested in Gold? Courier Fraud Can Drain Your Retirement Overnight
Earlier this year, a 77-year-old man handed nearly $400,000 over to a scammer. What did he get tricked into draining his massive retirement savings account for? Gold. The catch? The gold didn’t exist.
How to Keep Smart TVs from Listening In
Have you ever noticed that a lot of smart TVs can be controlled simply by speaking to them? Whether it’s via the remote control or a built-in microphone, this feature can be a handy (or hands-free) option for binging your favorite content. But what if your TV’s not the only one listening in to what you say?
How Your Phone’s Map is Selling Your Secrets
Every day, the free apps on your phone are quietly tracking your movements and selling your location history to massive data companies. Read our simple guide to see how this invisible tracking works and how to lock down your settings in under five minutes.
What You Risk By Checking the “Remember Me” Box
Checking the “Remember Me” box creates a hidden digital key to your accounts that scammers can now easily steal to bypass your passwords. Read our simple, plain-English guide to learn how to lock your digital front door and keep the bad guys out.
The Invisible Growth of Synthetic Identity Fraud
Criminals are getting smarter. With just your SSN, they can reconstruct a complete profile on you. Discover how synthetic identity fraud remains completely invisible to standard audits and what you must do to protect your household.
