Cybersecurity basics & protection
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Everything you need to know about cybercrime
The world of cybercrime is always changing. When viruses first appeared, most of them were pranks. To stay safe online, one of the best things you can do is stay educated on the litany of threats that lurk on the web. Use this information hub to learn everything you need to know about cyberthreats, and how to stop them.
Quarterly and annual reports
The world of cybercrime is much like the world of technology itself. Every year brings new trends, new innovations, and new tools. To get a sense of how cybercrime changes year to year, check out our cyberthreats reports, as well as our quarterly Cybercrime Tactics and Techniques reports.
Cybercrime Tactics and Techniques:
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Tips for staying safe online
Don't let malware and other cyberthreats ruin your day. Stay one step ahead of the cybercriminals with our tips, tricks, and guides for staying safe, having fun, and getting things done online.
Mobile security
Cyberattacks aren’t exclusive to your computer. Your smartphone and your tablet are vulnerable too. In fact, cybercriminals see them as the next frontier. Check out these articles to learn about the latest in mobile cybercrime.
Featured Malwarebytes Labs blog posts
Tech support scams: help and resource page
We've gathered all the information we've collected over time on tech support scams into one place you can use as a go-to resource on how tech support scams work, how to get help if you've already been scammed, and how to report them.
How to tell if you’re infected with malware
Sometimes a malware infection is plain as day. Other times it's a silent killer. If you want to know whether or not your machine is sick, you first need to understand the symptoms.
Under the hoodie: why money, power, and ego drive hackers to cybercrime
We know what cybercriminals do. We know how they do it. Now we ask: why? This in-depth profile examines what makes hackers turn to cybercrime, and what could change their minds.
To learn more about cybersecurity and the latest threats, head to Malwarebytes Labs.