Apps hiding malware are sadly becoming a regular occurrence. That's because criminals are improving at outsmarting official app store security protocols. A collection of 16 recently discovered apps will install adware on your device once downloaded. Do you have any of these dangerous apps on your device?

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Your connected devices make life easier, but they're also a liability. Everything from your security cameras to printers can be hacked and act as a gateway to your network and other devices. Here are the five most vulnerable devices and how you can secure them against attack.

There are plenty of websites and services where children can write their feelings, dreams and anecdotes. Unfortunately, one of the most popular services for kids to share their stories is rife with sexual predators. Here's everything you need to know to keep your kids and grandkids safe.

Surprise, surprise: The world's most popular apps are also the most vulnerable to hacks. Not only that, but they're also the biggest offenders regarding data collection. That's a terrifying combination. A data breach of one of these companies can expose the sensitive data of everyone who uses the app. Here's what they collect and what you can do about it.

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