Digital Security 101

Incogni can help remove your personal information from a large number of data brokers, but there are alternatives that can do more to keep you safe online.

Hackers and cybercriminals use fake websites to trick you into entering passwords, payment details, and other sensitive information.

While most Apple virus warning pop-ups and security alerts are scams, they can be red flags signaling real issues that threaten your internet safety.

If you think your Gmail has been hacked, first recover your account using Google’s Account Recovery process and then reset your password.

If pop-up ads are taking over your Android device, you’ll need to scan for viruses as well as update your browser, system, and app settings.

Your Wi-Fi may be prone to hacking if you're still using your router's default credentials, haven't updated its firmware, or have remote management on.

Your IP address can give hackers access to sensitive device and location info that they can use to tailor personalized phishing attacks and scam you.

Learn about the warning signs of password cracking, how hackers get passwords, and how to protect your online accounts from cyberattacks.