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Monitoring your childrens' internet usage to keep them away from harmful people can be a daunting but crucial task. Unfortunately there are people on the internet intent on exploiting children, so it's our duty to protect them from danger. So how can we be sure nothing is going on beyond what we can observe in plain sight?

The thought of having one’s email hacked is devastating. I personally know that if I lost access to my email, I’d immediately lose a lifeline to some of my closest friends and business associates. What’s more, my email address serves as the hub that connects me to my bank, my social media accounts, my e-commerce accounts, and more. Anyone who gains access to my email address would very easily be able to access these connected accounts as well. In short, if my email address gets hacked, I’m going to have a very bad day. What precautions should you take?

You're probably used to getting plenty of junk mail delivered to your physical mailbox. Fliers you don't want, coupons you don't need, and endless catalogs show up on a daily basis. In the last thirty years or so, as the Internet and email have become more prominent, spammers have realized that it's often cheaper and more effective to peddle their wares online.

Even though antivirus programs work tirelessly to detect and remove malicious software, malware threats are on the rise, infecting more computers than ever before. How bad is it? By analyzing past behavior and the steps taken to eradicate problems, we can make several predictions about the future of this industry. Let’s take a look at the latest malware trends, major statistics, and the effects that malware can have on Windows, Android, and Mac devices. This article will help you stay up to date on:

• Major developments in the malware industry.
• New malware creation trends.
• Malware infection rates by type.
• Infection rates by region and sector.
• The ways different operating systems handle malware threats.

If you’re wondering whether your computer has been hacked, we have some bad news and some good news. First the bad news: if you suspect you’re infected, then you’re probably right (check with this free vulnerability scanning tool). The amount of new malware on the internet – particularly the kind intended to infect home computers and small businesses – is growing rapidly. Over 350,000 new malware samples are created every day, with a total of 856.62 unique viruses discovered in 2018 alone.

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In a recent Q&A with SafetyDetectives, Ety Richman, CEO of Kaymera Technologies, delved into the cutting-edge mobile security solutions her company is pioneering. Kaymera, known for its advanced mobile threat protection, addre...

In this SafetyDetectives interview, we sit down with Edward Tsinovoi, co-founder and CEO of IO River, to explore the growing need for Multi-CDN solutions in today's digital landscape. With over 20 years of experience in the IT ind...

In a recent interview with SafetyDetectives, Diego Bork, Head of Sales at Privacy Tools, shared insights into the company’s journey and its innovative approach to data protection. Founded in response to the growing need for person...

Ashish Jha, co-founder and CTO of Bluefire Redteam, recently spoke with SafetyDetectives about his journey in the world of cybersecurity and the creation of his company. Passionate about offensive security from a young age, Ashish...