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It’s the screen you never want to see. Something is seriously wrong with your phone. Or is it? You might…
The post Black or Scrambled Phone Screen? Here’s How to Spot a Hacked vs Broken Phone appeared first on McAfee Blog.
They came by phone, by text, by email, and they even weaseled their way into people’s love lives—an entire host…
The post This Year in Scams: A 2025 Retrospective, and a Look Ahead at 2026 appeared first on McAfee Blog.
If you’re in the market for insurance right now, keep an eye out for scammers in the mix. They’re out…
The post How To Spot Health Insurance Scams This Open Enrollment Season appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Imagine a day where you didn’t have to juggle passwords. No more sticky notes. No more notebooks with dozens of…
The post Why “Strong Passwords” Aren’t Enough Anymore—and What to Do Instead appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Pets, poisoned AI search results, and a phone call that sounds like it’s coming straight from the federal government, this…
The post This Week in Scams: Petco Breach Warning, and Watch Out for Fake Federal Calls appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Mobile networks carry a great deal of the world’s digital activity, which makes operators a frequent target for attacks. A study released by the GSMA shows that operators spend between $15 and $19 billion a year on core cybersecurity functions. Spendin…
AI-powered browsers give you much more than a window to the web. They represent an entirely new way to experience…
The post How to Stay Safe on Your New AI Browser appeared first on McAfee Blog.
India’s government is considering a controversial proposal that could require smartphone manufacturers to enable satellite location tracking on all devices permanently. The plan has sparked significant backlash from major tech companies, includin…
Leading off our news on scams this week, a heads-up for DoorDash users, merchants, and Dashers too. A data breach…
The post This Week in Scams: DoorDash Breach and Fake Flight Cancellation Texts appeared first on McAfee Blog.
Because Android uses an open source operating system, it usually gets a bad rap for being vulnerable to data loss…
The post Guard Your Android Phones Against Loss of Data and Infected Apps appeared first on McAfee Blog.