From spark plugs to air bags, more and more of your car’s functions are being controlled by computers. But does that mean your vehicle is vulnerable to a cyberattack? Here’s what you need to know about the potential risks, plus how to protect your car.
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I have a new follower on my Twitter account. She tweets links to pictures of herself. There isn't much info in her Twitter profile, and I don’t know who she is. Should I click on these links?
When a new tech gadget hits the market, are you the first in line to buy? Or do you tend to stick with what you’ve got? Take this quiz to find out if you are riding high on the tech wave, or about to be crushed by it!
As social media websites have grown to attract people from all walks of life, they’ve also attracted criminal elements. Be aware of some of the tricks they use to scam you on social networking sites.
They follow you around the Web as you shop and read -- those pesky ads that won’t leave you alone. Here’s how to keep them off your tracks.
When it comes to laptops, the options range from a simple netbook to a fully-loaded laptop with a large screen. Here’s how to make the right purchase as your kids head off to school.
For teens with an iPhone or iPod Touch, the applications offered by the iTunes store may not be everything they want. Some teens try to "jailbreak" their devices by installing unauthorized applications. But this practice comes with risks. Here’s what you should know about jailbreaking.
Have you ever had a barrage of hang-ups or strange calls tying up your cell or home phone? They may have seemed like little more than an annoyance, but they could be an indication that computer hackers are trying to access your financial accounts. Here’s how to stay safe.
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