After the T-Mobile breach, companies are preventing customers from securing their accounts By Rebecca Morris TechRadar Pro We take a deep-dive into the aftermath of the T-Mobile breach.
How to remove malware from your computer By Darren Allan TechRadar Pro Antivirus Is your PC running slowly, or doing inexplicable things? You may have a malware infection that needs to be removed.
What does free antivirus software do? By Darren Allan TechRadar Pro Antivirus Lots – in a word. Stick to reputable vendors and you’ll get plenty of mileage out of a freebie antivirus.
Is Microsoft Defender good enough for your PC – or do you need a better free antivirus? By Darren Allan TechRadar Pro Antivirus Defender has come a long way since the days when it was poorly thought of – but is it good enough to rely on?
Google Chrome update for iOS and Android will tell you if your password has been hacked By Barclay Ballard TechRadar Pro Google Chrome can now let users know if one of their accounts has been compromised.
Tesla is finally fixing this major security flaw By Mike Moore TechRadar Pro Elon Musk admits "embarrassingly late" security feature is finally coming to Tesla app.
Do I really need antivirus for Windows 10? By Darren Allan TechRadar Pro Antivirus Windows 10 is the biggest desktop OS out there – and remains the juiciest target for malicious actors, with threats becoming more sophisticated.
Is free antivirus enough for my computer? By Darren Allan TechRadar Pro Antivirus Can you get a free lunch, antivirus-wise, which is palatable? The short answer is yes, but the full answer is more complex.
More ransomware victims are paying up, even when data recovery is possible By Jacob Parker TechRadar Pro Even when it’s possible to recover data, some companies are still paying up.
Your next banking password could be based on laughter By Anton Shilov TechRadar Pro Scientists find various audible frequencies in a person’s laugh can be used to create digital signature.
