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New EU regulations are causing more and more small online shops to stop shipping to other EU countries.

"The Odyssey" is one of the biggest movies of the year. The film is generating a lot of interest, which cybercriminals are now exploiting.

A new Outlook attack is said to give criminals permanent access to mailboxes. Why even changing your password isn't enough.

A U.S. blogger couple is awarded more than $50 million following an intimidation campaign by former eBay employees.

Criminals are currently sending emails claiming to offer an Apple refund. What users should be particularly aware of now.

The number of cyberattacks on Android smartphones is rising sharply. Why mobile banking is becoming riskier and how to protect yourself.

The number of NFC attacks on Android is rapidly increasing. Here's how the scam works and what security experts are warning about.

Russian hackers are targeting routers, compromising data by exploiting security vulnerabilities. TP-Link devices are particularly affected.

With simple secret codes, you can check if a smartphone is being monitored. Forwarding and spying can then be easily stopped.

A new PayPal scam uses legitimate emails for fraud. Here's how to spot the trap and effectively protect your data.

The career platform LinkedIn is allegedly reading users' browser extensions. But is this really true?

Hacker group Shinyhunters claims to have stolen 350 GB of data from the EU Commission. The attack has been confirmed.

New U.S. regulation bans foreign routers. Users and manufacturers face significant challenges.

Criminals exploit paper transfers for fraud. With the BZV block, you can easily and effectively protect your account from unauthorized debits.

After a major security flaw, WhatsApp users are advised to disable automatic downloads. Here's how.

Unknown callers should already raise your alarm. However, if no one speaks, it might be a scam. TECHBOOK explains why.

Criminals have developed a new tactic to take over WhatsApp accounts: GhostPairing hijacks accounts without passwords.

Warning: Cybercriminals are already exploiting the 2026 World Cup to steal data and money. Protect yourself from scams.

Criminals are increasingly using manipulated QR codes to direct users to fraudulent or infected websites.

They're practical, fast, and often free—but online converts can become a security risk. TECHBOOK explains how.

A captcha trick copies malicious code that is activated via keyboard shortcuts. Here's how to protect yourself from the threat.

A hacker group is currently targeting Google accounts. Millions of users are affected and need to take action now.

Criminals Use NFC Malware to Steal Credit Card Data; Researchers Warn of Attacks on Android Devices