Security researchers recently made a discovery that might make you think twice about using spell check tools in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. It turns out that spell checkers in your browser can send anything you type to Google and Microsoft servers. We'll show you how to get around this privacy invasion.

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Tech support scams have been around for years. But a new version is circulating that is super easy for people to fall for. The scammers are spoofing a well-known tech support team with graphics and logos that are very close to the real deal. We've got all the signs to watch for and ways to avoid falling victim.

Scammers desperately target job applicants on job board sites to steal bank account information and money. This is what you need to know to protect yourself.

Microsoft Edge is the third most popular browser, which makes it a prime target for scammers. Crooks are injecting the browser's newsfeed with fake ads leading to tech support scams. We'll show you what to look out for and how to protect against similar scams.

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