security

Good news for U.S. travelers—TSA just dropped the shoe removal rule at security checkpoints. Here’s what you need to know.

But safeguarding our personal data is paramount today. In fact, the National Security Agency (NSA) recommends that we power off our devices at least once per week to enhance our security and protect ourselves from hackers, according to an article from pcworld.com.

Phrogging, a term for secretly living in someone else’s home without their knowledge, is a rare but unsettling phenomenon in Texas.

A Wild Video And News Report Out Of Austin Has Gone Viral After A Security Guard Told His Bosses To Take This Job And Shove It.

Can't afford a fancy security system? Try this instead.

Would You Partner Up With Law Enforcement To Share Your Doorbell Camera Footage?

These are things I've been considering lately regarding my own home near Tyler, Texas. Although I do have a quite robust security system, it is still good to be aware of things that may make your home a target for burglars.

Somebody is out of 400 grams of meth and I'm quite sure they will go "nuts" behind it.

"...People are receiving emails asking them to validate their profile information including date of birth, social security number, and DL number."

Last week we mentioned common scams in East Texas. But new ones pop up every day. Here's some of the common signs to look for so you'll be prepared.

It's sad to think there are people who would use something as already distressing as COVID-19 to launch their diabolical plots and scams--but they have.

Now, the FBI has issued a warning. NPR.org reports that "Dennis Johnson fell victim last week to a new form of harassment known as "Zoombombing."