Samsung is in hot water again. Its Note 7 fiasco has long passed, but the company's newer devices are experiencing similar issues. People say their phones are swelling up. This is a dangerous issue that could lead to a fire. It doesn't just affect older phones, nor is the problem limited to Samsung. Here's what you need to do to stay safe.

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Do you use your Facebook or Google credentials to sign into other apps and services? We have bad news. Facebook says it caught over 400 apps stealing log-in credentials. We've got details on how it happened and a few ways to protect your online accounts.

A dangerous malware variant is targeting Android users. If your device gets infected, bad actors can steal your personal information and credentials for online accounts and even take control of your phone to make calls and send texts. We've got details on how this nasty spyware is being spread and ways to avoid it.

Cybercriminals often impersonate government agencies such as the IRS to make emails or text messages seem legitimate. But a recent scam campaign has become so pervasive that the Internal Revenue Service had to step in. Here's how to spot viral IRS phishing scams and ways to handle them.

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