Articles by Sophie Anderson

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If you’re an Android device owner, you’ve possibly heard some myths about security. Like most Android users, you probably download your apps from the Google Play Store and hopefully notice a tick symbol indicating that the app has been scanned by Google Play Protect, Google’s built-in malware detection engine.

Whether you’re an iPad or Android user, there’s a good chance your tablet can be vulnerable to a virus. What does an infection look like on a tablet?

So, you’ve bought a brand-new laptop. Congratulations! It’s so shiny, isn’t it? If you’re on a tighter budget, though, maybe you’ve just upgraded your existing device, especially its cybersecurity. Either way, a reliable antivirus isn’t enough. You’re going to need an internet security package to stay ahead of online threats.

While many virus scanners purport to be free online tools, in actuality only a few do not require software download and installation. To clear up any confusion, we’ve verified and ranked the top 5 REALLY FREE online and download-only virus scanners below.

It’s hard finding a truly free Mac antivirus out there in today’s crowded cybersecurity market. Most antivirus brands simply offer you a basic free product and annoy you to upgrade to their premium product. They usuall...

The 5 Best (Really) Free Password Managers – Updated for 2020 There’s a reason free password managers don’t cost you anything – and that’s because you always end up paying one way or another. While mo...

Even Linux machines are vulnerable to ransomware, rootkits, email phishing attempts, and spoof URL addresses. The big question is whether a free antivirus offers robust protection for Linux?

There’s an old theory that antivirus can slow your computer down by 50%. While this may have once been true, it’s no longer a reality. However, your antivirus will have some effect on the overall speed of your device.