Digital Security 101

Almost every online website and service tracks you in some way — but while trackers are mostly harmless, they can put your privacy and identity at risk.

Facebook has built-in tools that can help you quickly determine if your account has been hacked (and regain access if it has been compromised).

iPhones can’t be “hacked” in the traditional sense — but scammers have found numerous ways to access your data, photos, Apple ID, and other accounts.

Hackers only need a minute to wreak havoc on your finances and identity. Learn how to detect malware quickly and shut down cybercriminals.

With advances in built-in tools, many security experts claim you don’t need a third-party antivirus software provider. But that’s not the case for everyone.

Deleting suspicious apps, resetting your device, and recovering hacked accounts are among the best ways to remove a hacker from your smartphone.

USPhoneBook.com collects and shares personal data, which can put you at risk of harassment or even identity theft — unless you remove your information.

If your personal information can be easily found in a Google search, it can put you at risk of harassment, hacking, and even identity theft.