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According to this alert from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), hackers are going to great lengths, including mimicking real people and creating and

This is an older article from the FTC, but its a good reminder on how to keep your personal information safe in the New Year. 

If you’ve gotten a text or email message that seems to be from the United States Postal Service (USPS) or any shipping company with a

If you thought most people would have learned by now not to use “password” as the password for their sensitive logins, then you would be

Being secure online is more than just good browsing and password habits.  It’s about everything you do online, and searching is one of the most

We’ve been telling you for years that you should be using a password manager.  Password Managers, or Password Safes, allow you to create longer, more

It happens.  Sometimes the bad guys get you.  You accidentally click on a phishing link and now what?  Lifehacker has a nice article on the

Part of being secure online is being financially literate.  If you want to buy a house or pursue a higher education, you’ll probably need a

Here’s a new one for CU*Secure, a podcast.  Check out this CNN Podcast that covers some common financial scams and what to look out for. 

Internet Explorer is dead. Microsoft sent Internet Explorer off into the sunset last week after nearly 27 years. The aging web browser is being replaced

The New York Times publication Wirecutter has published a guide to Simple Online Security.  10 simple steps to help you be more secure online and