Written for humans, not for IT people
Digital security explained to people who know nothing about it: passwords, scams, backups, privacy. From scratch, one step at a time.
Where to check: official sources for scams, dangerous sites and security flaws
Nobody can remember thirty different passwords, which is why almost everyone uses the same three. A password manager solves that, and you probably have one installed already.
You clicked, maybe you even typed your details, and now your heart is racing. Stop for a minute: in most cases this is fixable. Here is what to do, in order, starting with the most urgent.
No weird formulas: a three-step method to invent long passwords, different for every site and easy to keep in mind. With examples.
It's the extra lock that stops thieves even when they have your password. Explained from scratch, with the exact steps to turn it on for your Google account.
If your phone breaks or gets stolen, photos and contacts are gone for good. Unless you have a backup. Here's how to turn it on for Android and iPhone, once and for all.
Parcels on hold, blocked accounts, fines to pay: scam texts are getting more convincing. Here are the five signs that give them away, and what to do if you've already tapped the link.
Not all second factors are equal. A comparison of SMS codes, authenticator apps, push notifications, passkeys and hardware keys, with a recommendation for each type of account.