If you have a smart home, you’ll know the joys of dimming your living room lights, putting the dishwasher on and turning up the heating, all with a few taps on your phone. But you might not know that these smart devices are also vulnerable to cyber attacks.
If you’re one of the many Brits who’ll be staycationing this summer, we recommend packing something a little extra – your broadband security.
As we rely on the internet more and more for paying bills, booking trips and buying stuff, getting scammed is a real concern. So how to spot the rogue sites? Our top tips will help keep you safe.
WhatsApp is officially the biggest messenger app in the world. So guess how many messages are sent every single day? A billion? 10 billion? It’s actually a whopping 100 billion messages. No wonder some of them are not what they seem.
Ever noticed that websites are loading more slowly? Or movies keep buffering? It could be that you have an unwanted ‘guest’ on your network.
These days, it seems like you need a password for everything. Ordering food, paying bills, showing off your tan, you name it, you’ve got to enter the magical combination of letters, numbers and special characters.
It’s no secret that the internet is home to some shady characters, but staying safe online doesn’t mean that you have to turn your entire computer off. Instead, be mindful and take a look at these 8 top tips for staying safe online.
Here at Cuckoo, keeping your account for your eyes only is of the utmost importance. That’s why we’re changing how you sign in to your Cuckoo account. From today, this will be via a passwordless login, also known as a magic link.