Data-wiping software has been found on hundreds of computers in Ukraine due to an increasing number of attacks. This coincides with the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. While this specific type of attack hasn't been detected in the U.S. yet, that doesn't mean you should let your guard down. We'll give you tips to stay protected.

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Few things are scarier than receiving a bill for something you didn’t purchase. It could be a clerical error, but there is also the real possibility that someone stole your identity. Here are three ways to tell if your identity has been stolen and what to do now.

To get Windows 11 on your computer, you must go through a few steps. But since it is now widely distributed and available for all, cybercriminals are capitalizing on the rollout. Don't try to upgrade from this fake website, or your credentials and finances are at risk.

We have all seen advertising on YouTube. It isn't strange to see a pop-up or an in-stream video promoting a product or service. But some companies are being incredibly sneaky with their wording. We have details on a scam ad you need to look out for and ways to stay safe.

The more we rely on our devices for work, school and our personal lives, the more we have to lose. Whether it’s bank accounts, personal data, photos, conversations — there’s just so much to preserve and protect. That’s why I recommend TotalAV’s industry-leading security suite. It’s easy to use and offers the best protection in the business. In fact, they’ve received the renowned VB100 award for detecting more than 99% of malware samples for the last three years in a row. 

Not only do you get continuous protection from the latest threats, their AI driven service, WebShield, blocks dangerous websites automatically, stopping threats before they reach you. Plus you can subscribe to data breach alerts and clear out old files with the Junk Cleaner.