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Many users allow Mozilla Firefox to store their passwords and auto-fill online forms. While this seems convenient, cybersecurity experts warn that it’s not the best idea. If somebody got access to your computer, they could steal all your passwords in a snap.

Looking for ways to export Firefox passwords? We’ve prepared a short guide to navigate you through the process and help you manage your credentials.

How to Export Firefox Passwords

Today, cybersecurity rules supreme. For businesses that operate exclusively online or provide online services, security can be a major factor that determines success. And most – if not all – cybersecurity endeavors start with passwords. Fail to adequately protect your corporate passwords and you might be in for a rude awakening.

Hostinger is a major web hosting provider that – like so many other online businesses – is constantly looking to improve its security. Discover how Hostinger did so with the help of NordPass Business.

Learn How Hostinger Mitigates Security Risks

Hostinger: How an Online Business Prevents Common Cybersecurity Threats

Great news — Nord Security, the parent company of NordPass, has successfully undergone an independent SOC 2 Type 1 audit. The successful audit ensures that NordPass Business, along with other Nord Security business tools, provides proper security controls to manage customer data and protect their interests with regard to privacy. Let’s get into why it’s important and what it means for NordPass Business.

Recently, Nord Security successfully underwent the SOC 2 Type 1 audit. Read on to find out why it’s important and what it means for NordPass Business.

We Passed The SOC 2 Type 1 Audit

We successfully passed the SOC 2 Type 1 Audit

We Successfully Passed the SOC 2 Type 1 Audit

Email is great. We love it. We use it for everything: be it work or staying in contact with old acquaintances, confirming our identity online, or work. It’s quick and everyone knows how to use it. But there’s one issue: regular email communications can be personally identifiable on both ends.

Discover anonymous emails. Learn why you might need to use anonymous emails and how that can be done.

Learn How To Send Anonymous Emails

How To Send An Anonymous Email

Data breaches may seem menacing: they make headlines every day and leave us in a constant state of anxiety. But the culprit isn’t always a big scary data monster out to get us — sometimes the fault is in our own weak passwords. In fact, 

 are caused by compromised, weak, and reused passwords.

80% of data breaches are caused by weak passwords. Learn how to protect your passwords and avoid data breaches.

Learning password security jargon: data breach

Data Breach: What It Is and Why It Happens

Are you sure it was your bank that just emailed you? Can you feel confident that you’re clicking on a safe link? Or are you about to become the latest victim of a phishing scam?

Phishing scams take many different forms. This attack can rob you of your data and your money. What is phishing, and how can you protect yourself?

What Is Phishing?

Not all sophisticated cybersecurity attacks have to include malware or coding. Sometimes it’s enough to play with basic human emotions such as fear, greed, trust, or a sense of urgency. Learn how hackers use social engineering techniques to trick you into giving away your sensitive information.

Did you know that hackers can get your sensitive data out of you without the help of malware or coding? Find out more about social engineering attacks.


What is social engineering?

Understanding Social Engineering: The Ins and Outs

You might have never heard the term “bait and switch” before, but chances are you’ve been a victim of one. You could call it fraud, a scam, or a marketing technique – it all depends on how people use it. Let’s find out what it is and how it works.

Bait and switch is a simple technique used to trick people into buying something they didn't initially want. But it is also used by cybercriminals – find out how to stay safe.

Bait and switch: is it a scam?

What Is Bait and Switch?

Everything you do online leaves a footprint. From those awkward photos, to your address, and family members’ names – there’s a whole lot of information out there that anyone can get their hands on. But there’s a way to change that.

Want to remove your personal information from the internet? Here's a detailed overview of how you can do just that. Read it now.

How to Remove Your Personal Information From The Internet

How to Remove Your Personal Information From The Internet?

Let’s tell it like it is — everyone struggles with password hygiene to a certain extent. Of course, you’d imagine that C-level executives are immune to poor password habits. Surely they grasp the importance of strong and unique passwords. After all, high-ranking executives deal with sensitive data and because of that are often targeted by cybercrooks.

We partnered with an independent research team and delved deep into the password usage habits of C-level executives. Here’s what we found.

Poor Password Of High Ranking Executive

High-ranking Executives Struggle with Password Security as Much as Regular Users

Our phones are an inseparable part of our day-to-day lives. We rely on our mobile device for more than mere communication. Sensitive data stored on our phones is worth a lot to bad actors. These days, as we continue to see a steep increase in cybercriminal activity, it is worth paying extra attention to our phone security.

Is your phone acting suspiciously? Are you wondering why that might be? Learn the tell-tale signs of a hacked phone and what to do if your phone is hacked.

How to Know If Your Phone is Hacked

How to Know if Your Phone Is Hacked

That cyber warfare is only a concern for “big fish” or government organizations is a myth — one that’s best left behind in 2022.

Webinar recap: what is cyber warfare and how to protect your organization during times of uncertainty. Experts share their insights. Read now.