Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson is a Tech Journalist at Fox News. He specializes in cybersecurity, consumer technology, and artificial intelligence, exploring topics such as cyber attacks, data breaches, and privacy laws. Kurt's insights have been featured in Yahoo News, Herald Sun, and various platforms including Fox Business Network and MSN.
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Kurt's articles primarily focus on technology, with an emphasis on "how-to" guides and reviews. He covers topics such as cybersecurity, mobile apps, gadgets, internet of things (IoT), personal finance, deals & promotions, content & publishing, and pets.
Given his primary coverage themes of personal finance and privacy & cybersecurity alongside gadget reviews and how-to guides related to technology products or services, Kurt may be interested in pitches from experts who can provide practical advice for consumers regarding new technologies or ways to protect their privacy online. For example, pitches could include tips for using specific gadgets securely or managing personal finances through tech tools.
Since there is no specified geographic focus for Kurt's coverage areas which are more globally relevant like technology and cybersecurity; sources offering international perspectives would likely be well received by him.
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What your homeowners association puts online can expose names, addresses and contact details
If your phone seems to light up with suspicious texts right when your day gets busy, you may not be imagining it. New research from cybersecurity company M
iPhone Duo folds open new era as Siri AI moves closer to everyday life and Apple Watch prepares to summarize conversations
By: Kurt Knutsson
Off-brand streaming devices promise free content for a one-time price. Cybersecurity experts say some deliver something else — a backdoor into your personal data, passwords, and bank accounts.
Woman says simple Siri request connected her to bogus customer-service number, put her retirement savings at risk
Thousands of hacked sites use fake CAPTCHA prompts to trick visitors into running malware. Learn the warning signs before hackers fool you.
A dark web service claimed to hold more than 153 million US and Canadian driver's license records as the FBI investigates the reported exposure
Jevon Martinez recorded himself removing 10 Flock camera systems after Bernalillo County moved to end its Flock contracts
Tuya's Doova can move to a senior who calls for help. If the user stops responding, it can alert family through live video
More than 5,400 compromised websites can display fake CAPTCHA prompts that tell Windows users to run dangerous commands
