The infamous Joker malware first began circulating in 2017, but now, it's back with a vengeance. This "fleeceware" was just detected in 11 different apps and if you have one on your phone, you need to delete it immediately. We have the complete list, as well as what you can do to spot these kinds of programs in the future.

To help turn the tide in the war on cybercrime, a list of the "most wanted" malware circulating the web has been published. Each of these programs is nasty in their own way, but one is a potent botnet that can capture your PC and turn it into a malware-peddling zombie. Here's how it works, and what you need to look out for.

With most of us spending more time at home, eventually, someone will ask to use your device to look something up online or binge-watch a show. Even if you have nothing to hide, digital privacy is important. That's why we're sharing simple steps for restricting access to certain features, silencing notifications and more ways to protect privacy.