A VPN spoofs your digital location, fooling the sites you visit into thinking that you're somewhere else in the world. Better yet, it's easy to do – just connect to a VPN server in the country where ...

The malicious fork, named ‘lotusbail’ has all the same functionality as the legitimate project, but it also steals WhatsApp authentication tokens and session keys. Furthermore, it intercepts and ...

There are numerous reasons why setting up a home VPN makes sense, especially when security and privacy are top concerns. A ...

More than a dozen Firefox extensions were found to be malicious, planting backdoors and keeping track of user browsing habits ...

Larger-than-life sports personality Pat McAfee and his wife, Samantha McAfee, are expanding their brood. “The path that led us here was filled with needles, hormones, countless appointments, and more ...

Pat McAfee is among the most famous sports analysts in the country, a brand he's built through his own show that now airs on ESPN. Fairly often though, fans will get some insight into McAfee's ...

ESPN host Pat McAfee explained his reasoning for conducting a friendly interview with Donald Trump on Tuesday. The former NFL punter, who was airing his Veterans Day show from the Marine Corps Recruit ...

A VPN-enabled router can provide online privacy for any device connected to it. But not all router models allow it. Joe Supan is a senior writer for CNET covering home technology, broadband, and ...

Virtual private networks, or VPNs, are an essential tool in any internet privacy toolbox. They mask your public IP address, encrypt your traffic by routing it through secure servers and can make it ...

Software solutions such as McAfee and Norton can help protect you from malware, trojans and viruses. They can also keep you anonymous online with a virtual private network (VPN), restrict access to ...

And where McAfee just protects a single PC, you can use your Malwarebytes subscription to install protection on both Macs and Windows boxes. Neither of these apps brings a huge number of bonus ...

ESPN host Pat McAfee issued a public apology to a University of Mississippi student after he amplified a false rumor about her that she said "ruined" her life. McAfee addressed the situation with Mary ...