Searching through official app stores, most users will assume the app that they are looking at is the real deal. But a sneaky new malware campaign is faking legitimate apps and services to install malicious code on your phone. Here's what to look out for.

Amazon's Sidewalk is like a mesh network that extends the range of your network's signal. It does this by using bandwidth from nearby connected devices, including your neighbors'. How secure is it and what can you do to disable it? We'll tell you everything you need to know.

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We take great care not to expose our data to others online, especially when it contains sensitive financial details. But a popular mobile payment service was recently found exposing the banking details of millions of people. Your info can be found through a simple search. We've got details on what happened and ways to protect your data.

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In 1996, a man broke into a New Zealand radio station. He held the staff hostage, claiming he had a bomb, and he demanded they play a marathon of a particular song. According to AP News, he wanted to play this song to “tell people how he felt.”

The song was … wait for it … “Rainbow Connection” by The Muppets. Although the 21-year-old intruder held the radio station manager hostage, he didn't get his song. Police quickly detained the man, and bomb experts said he was bluffing. He had no bomb — just a burning passion for The Muppets. 🐸 🐷