How to scan the dark web for your email address, personal information? A step-by-step guide Cybercriminals steal personal data from servers around the world. This data is easily available on the ...

From July 2024, all Google users can access ‘Dark Web reports’ to manage their online personal information. Previously exclusive to Google One, users will get notifications via email or app ...

Some of your information can be for sale on the dark web. If you use the same password for multiple accounts, those accounts are in jeopardy of being hacked.

From leaked credentials to ransomware plans, the dark web is full of early warning signs — if you know where and how to look.

The following steps can help companies keep their data off of these illegal marketplaces, and protect themselves if their information does end-up on the dark web.

Kurt "The CyberGuy" Knutsson warns about the dark web and explains how you can know whether your data has been stolen and what steps you should take afterwards.

Is your business data on the Dark Web? Learn how to find out if you've been compromised in this step-by-step guide to accessing the underbelly of the internet.

Is a dark web scan worth paying for? Not necessarily. A dark scan will only reveal that your personal information is on the dark web. The most effective steps to protect yourself (cancelling cards ...

The dark web’s hidden dangers aren’t going away, but businesses can outpace them with vigilance and strategy. Accepting the reality of exposure is the first step. From there, consistent monitoring, ...

The government has taken small steps to shut down the more disturbing parts of the dark web. In 2014, a globally orchestrated strike known as “Operation Onymous” took down hundreds of domains ...