Security basics
Plain answers to the questions everyone has about malware, antivirus and keeping a computer safe.

Can Linux get malware? Do you need antivirus on Linux?
Can Linux get malware? Yes: hijacked Snap apps, poisoned AUR packages and server miners hit Linux in 2026. What is real, and whether you need antivirus.

What is prompt injection? How AI agents get hijacked
Prompt injection hides orders for your AI in web pages, emails, images and code. How it works, why no one has fixed it, and how to defang a hijacked agent.

Do Macs get viruses? What Apple stops and what it misses
Do Macs get viruses? Yes. See what XProtect and Gatekeeper stop, how Mac stealers still get in, and whether you need antivirus on a Mac.

Supply chain attack: what it is and how to protect yourself
A supply chain attack hides malware in software you already trust: packages, extensions, updates. The six ways in, 2026 examples, and how to protect yourself.

Is AI safe to use? The real risks, in plain words
Is AI safe to use? Mostly, yes. The real dangers are fake AI apps, poisoned AI answers and hijacked agents that steal passwords. Here is how to stay safe.

Is Windows Defender enough? What it covers and misses
Is Windows Defender enough? A good antivirus, but it only stops what it recognises. What slips past it, and what keeps your passwords locked anyway.