Intro October is approaching, which means it's almost Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CAM). We can expect many well-meaning individuals, organizations, and...

The cybersecurity advice we all repeat that isn't actually helping anyone. hacklore.org • CC BY 4.0 • Robert Lord

Clear, hype-free answers on USB condoms & juice-jacking.

We’ve been told for years to be careful on public networks. A new type of attack is a harsh reminder to keep your guard up.

There is no shortage of cybersecurity advice for small and medium-sized businesses. Much of it is practical and easy to understand, even without a technical background. But some long-standing recommen...

Total anonymity online is impossible, and it’s dangerous to claim otherwise.

Homepage of the Government of Canada Get Cyber Safe campaign. Find out where the risks are, how to protect yourself and how to protect your devices.

Public Wi-Fi networks, or hotspots, in coffee shops, malls, airports, hotels, and other places are convenient. In the early days of the internet, they often weren’t secure. But things have changed. He...

Join the Hacklore initiative to separate cybersecurity fact from fiction. We audit our own content to reveal the truth about VPNs, charging stations, and how to focus on threats that actually matter i...

Address these vulnerabilities and safeguard your home against unauthorized entry and possible theft.

"Celebrating Valentine's Day with security tactics that really work!"

Don't believe everything you read Afraid of connecting to public Wi-Fi? Terrified to turn your Bluetooth on? You may be falling for "hacklore," tall tales about cybersecurity that distract you from real dangers. Dozens of chief security officers and ex-CISA officials have launched an effort and website to dispel these myths and show you how not to get hacked for real.…