A new malware variant is making the rounds that is incredibly frightening. That's because it's based on a programming language that works for Windows, Linux and Apple Mac. So no one is safe! And cybercriminals behind the attack are using images from the James Webb Telescope to entice victims. We've got all the details to watch for and ways to stay protected.

Master all things Microsoft with Kim's Windows newsletter. Free downloads, update news, pro tips and more, delivered weekly.

If you receive a text message from the U.S. Postal Service, beware. There's a good chance it's a smishing scam making the rounds. If you click on the text, criminals could steal your details. We'll share how this is happening and a few ways to avoid being scammed.

Cybercrime is more sophisticated than ever before and scammers are especially creative. They're constantly putting new spins on old tricks — or creating new ideas out of thin air. It would be impressive if it didn't destroy so many lives. Here are a few scams I found in my inbox and how you can avoid them.

We recommend password managers as an essential step to securing your accounts. But even a company that aims to protect you from cybercriminals is not immune to hacks. A popular password manager just disclosed a security breach that may compromise your data. We'll explain what happened and what you can do about it.

SimpliSafe is an award-winning home security system, so you know it’s engineered with the latest technology you want to keep your family safe. But what really sets SimpliSafe apart is its people: Highly trained security experts who are always there for you when you need them most.

When you need them most, SimpliSafe is there 24/7 with experts trained to not only keep you safe but to make you feel safe. It’s one of the many reasons U.S. News recently called SimpliSafe “the best home security of 2022.”