Data Doctors

Robocalls and spam text messages are among the top consumer complaint filed, according to the FCC, and it’s not likely to change anytime soon.

Keyloggers, which silently record keystrokes in an attempt to steal information, can range from being very easy to very difficult to detect, depending upon how and what was installed.

The recent warning sent out by the FBI about hackers compromising hundreds of thousands of routers is an indication of how important this particular threat is to many.

Finding a test with a large number of dog breeds and genetic markers will generally provide the most accurate results when looking to DNA test your pets.

Parents who are looking to teach their child how to code this summer have plenty of options to get -- and keep -- them interested in the practice.

Malicious actors on the Internet have spent countless hours testing various ways to compromise users and the use of DNS hijacking is among the favored exploits.

Technically speaking, application whitelisting is a very good way to create a more secure environment because it tells your computer that it can only run specific applications.

Most of us have slowly accumulated a collection of old smartphones that are hiding in a drawer somewhere because we tend to replace them about every two years.

Microsoft went from a primarily user-controlled update system to a forced update system with Windows 10, which helped improve the percentage of patched systems worldwide, but has been problematic for many.

Summer is right around the corner, which means plenty of smartphone users are gearing up to take long road trips. But is a smartphone better than a dedicated GPS?