Safety Detectives

4 days ago | safetydetectives.com | Eric Goldstein |Raven Wu

Fact-checked by Short on time? Here’s the best VPN for iPad in 2025: 🥇 ExpressVPN : Its iPad app is feature-rich and has an intuitive interface. It’s also a super-fast VPN with top-notch security, a large server network, and great streaming support. Plus, it backs all first-time subscriptions with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it out risk-free. Many VPNs offer generic iOS apps, and most aren’t fully optimized for iPads.

5 days ago | safetydetectives.com | Marlene Baiton |Sam Boyd

Fact-checked by The Microsoft Defender Antivirus Service is a legitimate Windows process. It scans files, monitors for malware, and powers Microsoft Defender’s core security features. But sometimes, it can cause performance issues or conflict with other apps. If you think your PC is infected with malware, disabling it isn’t the right move. This could leave your system vulnerable, and the service may just restart the next time you reboot.

5 days ago | safetydetectives.com | Eric Goldstein |Penka Hristovska

Fact-checked by Short on time? Here’s the best VPN for Nevada in 2025: 🥇 ExpressVPN : It offers a large US server network that includes servers near Nevada for fast speeds. It accesses many gambling and sports book sites and is great for streaming your favorite sports games. Plus, it’s got excellent privacy for all online activities in or outside Nevada. The best VPNs for Nevada can access online casinos from Nevada, sports betting sites, and your favorite local games.

6 days ago | safetydetectives.com | Shauli Zacks

In this interview, SafetyDetectives spoke with Jack Liao, the visionary founder of Bitcoin Gold (BTG). A Bitcoin miner since 2012 and CEO of LightningAsic, Jack has been at the forefront of crypto hardware innovation—developing mining machines, ATMs, and hardware wallets. But perhaps his most influential contribution came in 2017, when he launched Bitcoin Gold to defend the principles of decentralization and to hedge against what he saw as a looming Bitcoin civil war.

6 days ago | safetydetectives.com | Eric Goldstein

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned that threat actors were targeting industrial control systems and operational technology infrastructure in the country. The FBI and CISA strongly urged companies to bolster their cybersecurity protections to prevent any attacks or disruptions. The threat, according to both agencies, was against the oil and gas industries and energy and transportation.