Alaina Yee

You can put together a PC without these tools, but that experience sucks. At roughly $10 a pop, each is a huge quality-of-life improvement—and one is a suggestion few people know about.

BitLocker may have vulnerabilities, but I’m still recommending it (and its Device Encryption derivative) to users.

The scariest part of OpenAI’s rogue AI hack wasn’t the AI.

Reusing passwords is the risky kind of shortcut. A password manager lets you do less work while keeping every account better protected.

Your email isn’t as private as you might assume—and you should look outside Google if you want to change that.

Hackers are targeting Wi-Fi networks at hotels and other locales in ever sneakier ways.

Sexortion is an old concept, but the FBI’s latest warning about it is new.

A company may do everything right. Then a partner falls victim to hackers—and it becomes a headache for us everyday folks.

Arguably, Xfinity customers will be those most tracked if they turn on this “home protection” feature.

A recent numbers dump from Surfshark suggests a massive danger to PCs—but I'm not sweating it after digging into the numbers.