Ken Colburn is a Journalist at Data Doctors. He specializes in cybersecurity, consumer tech, and privacy, exploring topics such as data protection, interconnected devices, and edge security. Ken has been featured in AZfamily 3TV CBS 5, Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The Arizona Republic, among others.
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Ken Colburn's coverage primarily revolves around providing how-to guides and tips related to technology. He focuses on topics such as computer upgrades, Windows 11, computer security, and purchasing used smartphones. If you aim to reach out effectively to Ken, consider offering practical step-by-step solutions or expert advice in these areas.
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The Federal Trade Commission issued a warning that scammers are using scam invitations to their advantages. Here's how to spot them.
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By: Ken Colburn
Scammers are using fake party invitations to steal login credentials. Here is how to spot the signs and stay safe.
Knowing what a legitimate invitation does and doesn’t ask for is the simplest way to tell the difference between a scam and a party invite.
If you’ve had an email address for a few years, your information has likely been exposed on the dark web. Here are some tips to neutralize that risk.
Your data is likely on the dark web. Learn how to lock down your accounts and stop hackers from stealing your info.
If you’ve had an email address for more than a few years, your information has likely been exposed somewhere.
Recent software updates from Dell and HP caused widespread crashing issues. Here is how to fix your computer.
If your computer suddenly starts crashing or endlessly restarting, your first instinct may be to panic, but don’t.
By: Ken Colburn
Don't panic if your computer suddenly starts crashing, displaying the dreaded Blue Screen of Death, or endlessly restarting.
