Personal Tips
In-depth tips and advice for staying safe online
6 Risks of Using Outdated Technology at Home
Discover the risks of outdated technology at home and learn best practices to keep your personal devices secure and running efficiently.
The Risks of Using a Browser Password Manager
When it comes to passwords, having a long, randomized string of characters isn’t enough. Where to store passwords also plays a role in their security and privacy. Browser password managers are a popular option for many individuals and small-business employees looking to practice basic password safety, easily storing strong passwords for every account. However, browser […]
How Password Managers Work: A Beginner’s Guide
Learn the basics about password managers, how password managers work, and the features to look for in password management solutions.
Internet of Things (IoT) Security Practices Can Prevent Breaches
Securing the Internet of Things (IoT) can be achieved using an effective combination of cybersecurity tools and strategies. Here’s how.
What Is Keylogging?
Imagine your keyboard gossiping behind your back, spilling your deepest, darkest, and most embarrassing secrets to the world.
Two-Factor Authentication vs. Two-Step Verification: What’s the Difference?
Understanding the difference between two-factor authentication vs. two-step verification can strengthen your security. Here’s what to know.
The Best Browsers for Privacy & What Makes a Web Browser Private
The best browsers for privacy, combined with secure internet connections and credential managers, create a worry-free browsing experience.
Safer Internet Day: Online Security Tips For All Ages
In celebration of Safer Internet Day, Dashlane shares tips on how to stay safe online for kids, adults, teens, and senior citizens.
How to Know if Your Phone Is Hacked
Learn how to know if your phone is hacked, what to do if your phone is hacked, and take steps to protect your device and personal data.
What Is Credential Stuffing and How Can It Impact You?
What is credential stuffing? It’s a hacking tactic that combines stolen credentials with algorithms to maximize data breach effectiveness.