security

The Transportation Security Administration is asking all holiday travelers to leave one particular item of clothing in their bags when going through security. It will speed up the process if you do.

A popular destination in the European Union will be the first to require American visitors to submit their fingerprints to gain entry.

Sometimes we need to stash our cash and hide our valuables at home and when we travel. We asked a Louisiana thief where the best hiding places are.

While there are some handy ways to utilize Google Street View, you can probably see where I am going with this, "what if I don't want strangers seeing my house on Google Street View?" Here is a simple step-by-step guide on how to blur the image of your personal property on Google Street View.

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

Louisiana and Texas residents might not write as many checks as they used to but for those few you do write there are precautions you might want to consider.

A viral video from Ole Miss shows a security guard trying his best to stop fans from rushing the field, but his efforts fail short.

Around the holidays store clerks can get overwhelmed with shoppers and occasionally forget to remove security tags from clothing, electronics, etc.

Have you ever rented an Airbnb or gone into a hotel room and asked yourself, "I wonder if someone is watching me?"

Casey Garcia, a 30-year-old mom from Texas, dyed her hair and dressed like a teenager and went to her daughter's middle school to test the school's security.

According to reports, a man from California was able to live inside of a secured area at the O'Hare International Airport for three months. The man kept fed thanks to passengers giving him food and utilized a stolen ID from an airport manager to fly under the radar.

Going through security is a stressful event. Here's a few things that can make it less nerve wracking.

A low tech solution could protect your high tech car and all of that information from car thieves standing outside your door.

It's a tough lesson but everyone who travels needs to understand that the United States Customs and Border Protection agents take their job very seriously.

You'd think that, just by its namesake, these things would be trustworthy, but beware of hotel safes!

As she says in her Facebook post, she told me that she debated about posting the story but she knew that it was important to warn others.

A friend recently posted on her Facebook page, we're being spied on through our microwave ovens because we can't block it with tin foil. All joking aside, many of our everyday devices can be used to record audio & video of our private behavior.

Mardi Gras falls on February 9th this year with major parades beginning on January 29th.

It's a scary thought: you are driving on the highway, and as hackers control your vehicle remotely, you lose control of your brakes.

Russian gang steals 1.2 billion username/password combinations and more than 500 million email addresses from thousands of different sources.