The most recent LastPass security incident has many people concerned.

Occasionally, sites appear in your browser history that you never visited. I'll examine some possible causes.

Deleting your search history can seem simple, but there are complications worth knowing about if you need to be thorough.

The term "AI" is easily misused. I'll describe what's really being discussed.

Using an on-screen keyboard instead of a real keyboard might stop some keyloggers, but there's no guarantee that other techniques aren't also being used.

Transcripts can capture information from video and audio sources. YouTube makes downloading a transcript fairly easy.

A new feature in some password vaults has us thinking about security implications. Bottom line: use two-factor authentication.

Every time you use someone else's service, you put yourself and your content in their hands... for better or worse.

I see people lose access to their most important accounts all the time. It's often their own fault that they can't regain access.

A tech journalist lost his phone and encountered issues recovering a two-factor-protected account. We can all learn from his experience.