Personal Freedoms

Tech 23 hours ago

Top 5 mistakes that could expose your financial data to cybercriminals

There are common habits and oversights that could leave your financial information vulnerable to cybercriminals, according to Kurt the CyberGuy.

Supreme Court 1 day ago

The biggest Supreme Court decisions of 2024: From presidential immunity to overturning the Chevron doctrine

The top decisions by the Supreme Court of 2024 covered presidential immunity for President-elect Trump, transgender protections, Chevron doctrine and more.

Digital Originals 1 day ago

A nightmare before Christmas: How a Marine mom found herself falsely imprisoned for the holiday

Jennifer Heath Box spent Christmas 2022 behind bars because she shared two thirds of a name with another woman. Now she's suing a Florida sheriff's office.

Tech 1 day ago

Do you need a VPN at home? Here are 10 reasons you do

A virtual private network can help ensure your information remains security and your privacy remains intact. Kurt the CyberGuy explains.

Tech 2 days ago

New iPhone auto-restart feature locks encrypted data after extended inactivity

Apple's iOS 18.1 Inactivity Reboot automatically reboots your iPhone if it hasn't been used or unlocked for more than three days, providing better data protection.

Crime 3 days ago

Wisconsin school shooting by first-semester student lasted 8 minutes: official

The 15-year-old girl who police say killed a teacher and teen student in a shooting at a Christian school Wisconsin was in her first semester at the school and the attack lasted eight minutes, school officials say.

Tech 3 days ago

Massive data breach at federal credit union exposes 240,000 members

A credit union with over 240,000 members recently revealed it was targeted by cybercriminals, resulting in a data breach that was part of a two-month attack by hackers.

Tech 4 days ago

How 1 man got scammed in seconds using Google

Scammers have become skilled at creating convincing fake websites that can easily fool unsuspecting users. The CyberGuy offers tips to protect yourself.

First Amendment 4 days ago

Spending bill to fund State Department agency accused of censoring, blacklisting Americans

A State Department agency is set to be refunded in the upcoming continuing resolution (CR) bill despite being panned by conservatives for its alleged blacklisting of Americans and news outlets.

Tech 4 days ago

From CAPTCHA to catastrophe: How fake verification pages are spreading malware

CAPTCHAs, which are used by websites to confirm whether users are people or bots, are harmless, but hackers are using them to infect PCs with malware.