Threat actors can access virtually any device connected to the internet, a network or a computer. Now, a flaw in Amazon's Kindle e-readers has been discovered that could give hackers access to your device. They can steal information and target specific groups. We'll give you details on the flaw and tips to secure your device.

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For the second time in eight months, users of Microsoft's Office 365 are being targeted through phishing emails. But this recent campaign is particularly "crafty." If you don't pay close attention, you could easily fall victim.

You always need to be careful online and try to avoid having your devices infected with malware. Most variants are designed to rip you off in different ways. Now, a new version of malware has been discovered that records your phone's screen and logs your keystrokes. Here's how you can protect against it.

Amazon One rolled out last year as a new form of contactless payment. Rather than waving your phone over a payment device, you use your palm print. Now the online retail giant is offering a $10 promotional credit to anyone who signs up for the service. The privacy implications are clear — what will Amazon do with your palm print?

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