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Millions of stolen login credentials, including Gmail passwords, were found in an exposed database, raising concerns among users. This article explains what caused the leak, whether Gmail was hacked, and the practical steps users should take to secure their accounts.

Worried about Android malware in 2026? We tested the best antivirus apps that really detect threats. Explore top picks like Bitdefender, Norton & more.

Cyberattacks in India are rising - and these cybersecurity companies are stepping up. From antivirus to AI threat detection, here’s who’s leading the charge in 2026.

Struggling to find a reliable VPN for your Android phone in 2026? Here’s your complete guide to the best free and paid VPN apps tested for speed, security, and value.

Cybersecurity is more crucial than ever in today’s digital world. From protecting personal devices to safeguarding sensitive data, this guide covers everything you need to know to stay safe online and defend against evolving cyber threats.

Secure your emails in Outlook with easy-to-follow encryption methods. Learn step-by-step how to protect your messages on Windows, Mac, and Outlook.com using Microsoft 365 or S/MIME encryption. Keep your sensitive data safe in 2026!

In an era where digital footprints are constantly tracked and online privacy is under threat, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have emerged as essential tools for safeguarding our internet activities. This blog dives deep into the VPN revolution, how these powerful tools work, why they matter now more than ever, and the diverse ways they empower users to browse securely, access restricted content, and protect their data from prying eyes.

A Network Security Key is more than just a Wi-Fi password. It's your first line of defense against unauthorized access to your private network. In this blog, we explore what a network security key is, the different types (WEP, WPA, WPA2/WPA3), and why understanding it is crucial for protecting your digital footprint. Whether you're a home user or managing a business network, knowing how this key works can help you secure your data and prevent cyber threats.

Ever wondered what makes the Internet and Intranet different? While the Internet connects the entire world, an Intranet is a private network used within organizations. This blog breaks down the key differences between the two, their unique purposes, benefits, and real-world examples, making it easy for anyone to understand how each plays a vital role in digital communication and connectivity.

The Domain Name System (DNS) is often called the "phonebook of the internet," translating user-friendly domain names into machine-readable IP addresses. While it plays a critical role in internet navigation, DNS is also a common target for cyber threats like spoofing and cache poisoning. This blog offers a brief yet insightful overview of how DNS works and explores essential security measures to protect it from exploitation.

The three goals of cybersecurity - Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability form the backbone of digital protection. This blog explains the CIA Triad, why it matters, and how it applies to real-world scenarios in 2026.

WPA is the security protocol behind your Wi-Fi connection. This beginner's guide explains what WPA means, how it works, and which version is best.

Android 16 is stepping up mobile security with its new “Network Notifications” feature, designed to alert users when their device connects to fake cell towers—also known as Stingrays. This update offers a major privacy boost by detecting unencrypted or suspicious networks, helping users stay one step ahead of surveillance threats.

In an age where data breaches and cyber threats are constantly evolving, secure internal communication is no longer optional it’s essential. Whether you're managing a growing app, a cloud-based business, or an enterprise network, protecting the flow of data between services, servers, and internal APIs is critical.

In one of the largest data exposures in history, over 16 billion usernames and passwords have surfaced on the dark web, raising serious concerns about global cybersecurity. Compiled from multiple breaches and info-stealer malware attacks, this massive dataset includes login credentials from platforms like Google, Facebook, Apple, and more. If you've reused passwords or stored them in your browser, your accounts could be at risk.

Discover how the Google Authenticator app protects your accounts with 2FA. This guide shows you how to set it up, use it daily, and recover access if needed.

If your Google login verification prompt isn’t appearing on your phone, don’t worry - here are the reasons behind this issue and step-by-step solutions to fix it.

Is someone secretly tracking your phone? Learn how to spot the signs - like sudden battery drain or weird app activity—and take back control with simple, effective steps to protect your privacy and stop unwanted tracking.

Every search, map route, or voice command feeds into Google’s massive data vault about you. While it helps tailor your experience, it also poses privacy risks. In this blog, we’ll uncover what Google knows, how to see it, and—most importantly—how to delete it to reclaim your digital freedom.

Ever wondered how antivirus software keeps your computer safe? This beginner-friendly guide explains how antivirus detects, blocks, and removes threats in real-time.