Fight for your right to privacy by sending your ISP a subject access request, signing the petition to repeal the Snooper’s Charter, and contacting your MP.
Fraudulent merchants purposefully fail to fulfill orders. When emailed for assistance, scammers then request payment outside of the Amazon system.
UK Government agencies GCHQ and MI5 have illegally collected data on citizens over a 17-year period, here’s what should be done.
Long, hard and oh-so tricky to get your mouth around. No, this not an intro to the type of websites you should be wary of visiting but is, instead, a guide to creating complex passwords that cannot easily be guessed or cracked with cracking software.
Nearly half of us don’t delete old online accounts. Here’s why you should and four more things you can do for Security Serious week.
If you’ve read our Dashlane review and now want to know how to use your new password manager, this how to guide will explain everything you need to know.
Our own Lee Munson goes head-to-head with SE Labs Director Simon Edwards to make the case for and against the use of password managers
Thinking of choosing KeePass as your password manager but put off by its open source nature? Read our how to guide to learn how to easily install and run it.
LastPass is free, excellent and packed full of genuinely useful features. It may not have the slickest interface among password managers but, beyond that, there is nothing to dislike. In fact, it’s so good, I use it myself.
At first glance, KeePass can look quite intimidating but underneath the bland and slightly confusing user interface lies an excellent password manager. Totally free, its open source nature lends itself to a secure solution for storing all your login credentials under one master password. Perhaps better suited to the slightly more technically-minded user, our guide can help you get started. After that, it’s up to you to decide whether it outperforms the commercial alternatives. So give it a go – you may just be surprised.