I’ve been having some conversations with people online and in person about using and storing passwords. I’m like most of you, ...

Enhanced Spellcheck features in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge web browsers transmit form data, including personally identifiable information (PII) and in some cases, passwords, to Google and ...

In a shadowy corner of the Internet lies the "dark web" -- a part of the online universe that requires specialized software to access. Encryption technology allows users to buy and sell illegally ...

The dark web has your personal information, including email, banking information, and passwords, readily available for sale.

Tired of forgetting your passwords? You’re not alone, and the solution might finally be in sight. For years, juggling online ...

The RedLine information-stealing malware targets popular web browsers such as Chrome, Edge, and Opera, demonstrating why storing your passwords in browsers is a bad idea.

In response to infostealer activity increasing 500% in a year and harvesting 1.7 billion user credentials, the CyberGuy offers four ways to stay safe from infostealer malware.

Do you use 123456 as a password? We hope not, as it was the number one most common leaked password on the dark web according to a recent article from cnbc.com. Other common passwords were 111111 ...

Security researchers at cybersecurity firm Cyble have discovered more than 500,000 Zoom accounts and passwords for sale on the Dark Web and hacker forums, according to a report from Bleeping Computer.

Zoom users who reuse the same passwords from other accounts can face an ugly unintended consequence — having their login information sold on the dark web. Personal account information including ...

Windows Internet Explorer Won't Remember a Password. It isn't necessary to reset or reinstall Internet Explorer if the browser is not remembering your passwords.