31 Days of Fright

Be afraid, be very afraid! This fall, forget about masked killers, witches, and vampires and start worrying about the real terrors: vicious viruses, beligerent bots, and horrific hackers. Fortunately, we've got a tip a day to help you ward off these digital demons.

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One out of three U.S. citizens has had their personal data exposed as a result of lost or stolen data.

Thousand of laptops go missing every week. Here are tips to keep your data at your side.

DNS chargers can turn the steering wheel while you coast the web while you're none the wiser.

Try to avoid the horror of getting a backdoor Trojan.

Be mindful of markup language in e-mail.

Be wary of malware that is buried so deep on your computer you won't be able to find it.

The convenience of a hotel business center is fraught with peril.

They may look like they're dozing, but beneath their darkened exterior lays an active array of problems.

Free wireless access can be a good thing, but if it's not properly secured it can be a nightmare.

Stomp out any and all worms with these handy tricks.

That website you know so well may very well be silently loading content from sites you don't know at all.

Don't bite the bait. Learn to spot phishing and swim the other way.

A weak password is worse than no password at all.

One out of three U.S. citizens has their personal data exposed as a result of lost or stolen data. but it doesn't have to be that way.

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