Cybersecurity has become a thing that makes many people feel concerned if not frightened. Leaking your credit card CVV or just getting a virus on your device is definitely unpleasant, especially if it has happened to you in the past. But sometimes, you need to laugh at a problem to be able to solve it. Just like Riddikulus! spell against the Boggart in Harry Potter, remember? With that said, let’s have a good old laugh looking at 10 funny cybersecurity memes we’ve picked and see how you can avoid getting into these kinds of trouble.

You’ve probably heard a lot about Craigslist, the most popular platform for buying or selling almost anything that comes to mind, renting an apartment, or even finding a job. But as with any other marketplace, Craigslist isn’t entirely safe because of scammers trying to deceive users with their too-good-to-be-true offers. Some of them are huge. For example, recently, a scammer “sold” a 1967 Camaro they never owned for almost $15,000 to an unsuspecting victim. But apart from threats, there are tried and tested methods to protect yourself. In this article, we’ll share some Craigslist safety tips and explain how to spot a scam listing while buying/selling items on this platform.

Researching sensitive topics, googling where Old Zealand is, or just looking for a present for a family member from the shared device are probably cases when you’d want to keep your browsing history to yourself. Luckily, if you’re an iPhone user, you can use incognito mode and make your online experience truly private. In this article, we’ll tell you how to turn on incognito mode on your iPhone and some other ways to protect your sensitive data.

Without a doubt, most people associate NASA with advanced technology. It is impossible to talk about the conquest of space if you do not guarantee advanced science and reliable security. But it is important to understand that there are no absolutely invulnerable companies. And if you haven’t heard about it yet, then you should know that in 2018 NASA was...

Expressing yourself with a simple GIF or emoji instead of typing paragraphs of text. Sounds convenient, right? That's what Bitmoji is all about. This app works with popular messaging platforms like SMS texts, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Discord, and Snapchat (which happens to own Bitmoji). But keyboard apps like Bitmoji have certain permissions that allow them to collect data. So the big question comes: Is the Bitmoji keyboard safe? Keep reading to get all the answers you need.