A simple way to see if you have a compromised router is to unplug it for 30 seconds. Then, look for a green light to display after it restarts.

Yes, hackers can access your router and Wi-Fi remotely, especially if you have either of the following: 1) remote management is enabled in your rou...

You can help protect your Wi-Fi router by: setting up automatic firmware updates, disabling remote access, scheduling routine reboots, using comple...

If a hacker decodes your Wi-Fi password, they could potentially use your internet to steal private data from you and commit other online crimes.

Log in to your router’s admin account and look for a “Remote Administration,†“Remote Access,†or “Remote Management†tab. Once you’ve...

Routers come with a standard amount of security, featuring a default firewall that blocks any malicious requests from the internet.

Yes, hackers often commit SIM swap fraud by tricking cell phone carriers into rerouting a stolen number to a new phone. However, many service provi...

You may be able to tell if your phone has a virus if you begin to notice a change in your phone’s performance. Examples include:Slow speedsFrequent...

Yes, resetting your phone should remove malware that hackers use to control your phone.

Antivirus created for your phone can scan your device to determine if it’s been hacked or compromised. Norton Mobile Security for Android and iOS d...

If a hacker gains access to your device, they may be able to control and use your phone’s camera. To avoid this, always take the proper steps to pr...

If a hacker gains access to your phone they could monitor your browsing, which apps you use, your location, and even anything you type into your ph...