You typically have a better chance of avoiding malware-infected apps by downloading programs only from official app stores. But sometimes, a few bad apps make it through. A new group of apps hiding malware was just discovered and they're spoofing apps like YouTube and WhatsApp to trick unsuspecting victims. We've got the complete list of apps to delete ASAP.

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Spam calls don't appear to be ending anytime soon. Your best move is not to answer these phone calls because some aren't just annoying. They are also scams. If you pick up on a spam call, never say this one word! If you do, your financial accounts could be in danger.

Cybercriminals are now targeting your pharmacy accounts. That's right. They have found a simple way to take over unsuspecting victims' accounts to steal prescription medications. We'll explain how they pull this off and give a few ways to protect your accounts.

You get a random text. It's from your bank. It says your account is in danger. You could lose access to your debit account if you don't tap the link right now. Before you do anything, look for these red flags to ensure it's not a scam.

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