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Alaina Yee

Alaina Yee

Senior Editor at PCWorld

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Malware can lurk in file conversion tools, FBI warns. Try these instead

Watch out for lesser-known document converters, because they might steal your identity—or hold your PC for ransom.
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Is a hacker logged into your Google account? Here’s how to check

If someone’s lurking within your email, photos, and other files, you can boot them.
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How tariffs on laptops and PC hardware punish your wallet, by the n...

A complex set of factors will decide the ultimate effect of U.S. tariffs on tech imports, but even a glance at hard numbers for a 20 percent hike is sobering.
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I’m watching out for personalized scams. You should, too

Most scams cast their nets wide and far. But technology is making the targeting of specific individuals far easier—including everyday people like you and me.
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U.S. tariffs disrupt the tech industry: 8 vital things you need to ...

Costs are rising rapidly and might continue to do so—but that’s not the only change you should expect. We lay it out quickly for you.
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‘Expect pain at the cash register.’ PC insiders weigh in on tariffs

Are all devices affected? How fast will costs jump? Is it a flat 20 percent increase? Will only U.S. residents take the hit? We answer these questions and more.
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Trend Micro Maximum Security review: Better alternatives exist

Underwhelming features, weak antivirus protection, and potentially showstopping bugs tank Trend Micro Maximum Security's appeal.
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McAfee Total Protection review: Top security undermined by details

McAfee Total Protection offers highly rated security, decent pricing, and a new desktop design on Windows. The app design isn’t as straightforward as it could be, but overall Total Protection offers a lot of value.
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Best free password managers 2025: Online security doesn’t have to c...

Let’s just start by saying that you should definitely be using a password manager. Data breaches are happening more frequently, and that flood of stolen info has made cracking passwords even easier. And it’s not just the “password12345” variety that is at risk—passwords that use variations on a single password or substituting numbers for letters are also vulnerable. Even if you’re using unique, random passwords, storing them in a document or spreadsheet is not truly keeping them safe and secure.…
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Infostealer malware stole 493 million accounts. Is yours one of them?

Recently, news surfaced about stolen data containing billions of records, with 284 million unique email addresses affected.
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Micro Center is finally returning to San Francisco. I’m so ready

My wallet is braced for impact this spring.