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Many hotels offer both wired and wireless internet, but with those hotel internet connections comes a security risk most folks don't consider.

Letting your browser remember passwords is a convenient feature. With that convenience comes risk -- often significant risk. Most folks are much better served by using a password vault. I'll explain why.

Rebooting your computer "every so often" is less necessary these days than it once was, but the point is often moot.

Password-protecting your Windows login does not protect your computer's data, particularly if the computer is stolen.

I frequently advise people what to do about unexpected and undesirable software changes. It's time for me to take my own advice.

After a bad experience with Windows Update, it's tempting to bail on the idea completely. Unfortunately, that can leave your machine vulnerable to malware.

Windows File Explorer defaults to a simple view of files on your machine that isn't secure. Changes these settings as soon as you can.

Virtual credit cards are a great tool to help protect yourself when shopping online. After using a service for well over a year, I have a recommendation.

WhatsApp announced privacy policy changes requiring your agreement to continue using it. Has anything really changed?