Malware-infected computers may be severed from the Internet on July 9th.

In this week’s radio show, we chat about the phishing scams and how they try to ‘lure’ you out of cash, how Hotmail handles another annoying email problem referred to as ‘graymail’ and what the folks at ThinkGeek.com have cooked up for April Fool’s Day (and what previous joke products actually became real).

Police are searching for insecure WiFi networks. warning users, and giving info on how to secure them.

Symantec, once again, has compiled a list of Canadian cities and ranked them on how “risky” they are when it comes to cybercrime threats.

Those attending next week’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas can get their hands on a new “plug in privacy” solution for Windows and Mac users.

If you’d like to load up your new Windows computer with new software, check out this list of the 11 most popular downloads of 2011.

A recent survey concluded that Canadians value their digital assets – things like photos, emails and apps – at over $48,000. So it’s really a no-brainer that it’s important to protect the devices these assets are stored on. Here are some tips on how to do so effectively.

Concerned about what your kids are doing online and on their phones? An app called uKnow might be just what you’ve been searching for.

An Internet troll who posted abusive comments related to a teenage girl’s suicides gets real-life jail time.

Users who fall victim to malware are more likely to be victims in real life too.