When we teach people how to avoid falling victim to phishing sites, we usually advise closely inspecting the address bar to make sure it does contain HTTPS and that it doesn’t contain suspicious domains such as google.evildomain.com or substitute letters such as g00gle.com.

But what if someone found a way to phish passwords using a malicious site that didn’t contain these telltale signs?

One researcher has devised a technique to do just that.

Just when you thought you'd seen every phishing trick out there, BitB comes along.

This guide shows how this is carried out (which is kinda scary) but more importantly, how to protect yourself against falling victim to it.

Data encryption is an easy and effective way to protect your data, and there are two methods you can use in Windows 11.

As technology advances, users must implement effective security measures to keep them safe from threats and malicious actors taking advantage of every vulnerability they find.

This means that, apart from securing your system using antivirus programs, users must know how to keep their local files safe and secure.

Thankfully, Microsoft addresses the massive need of its users to protect their sensitive data by providing them with a built-in option to encrypt their hard drives.

This guide will discuss two methods to turn on device encryption on your Windows 11 PC so that you can have better system security.

The humble GIF file has been with us for a long time.

Sadly, the creator of the GIF, computer scientist Steve Wilhite, passed away in March 2022.

In honor of him and his contribution, we hope you enjoy these facts and think about him the next time you fire off an animated GIF in a group chat.

I have been buying fractionalized company stocks for a couple of years. (Thank you Robinhood)

This has allowed me to spread my annual investing across several companies instead of just one or two.

Now you can do the same thing with Domain Names.

Typically, a domain investor buys a domain name outright without partners. They own the domain name and decide what to do with it, including when to sell it and for how much.

But premium domain names are expensive and outside the reach for most domain name investors.

Fractionalized domain ownership allows multiple investors to buy into the same domain.

Instead of having to invest $100,000 in a valuable domain name, 100 domain investors can each pitch in $1,000 to own 1% of the domain.

This guide explains more about this and how you can add premium domain name investing to your portfolio without spending thousands.