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All posts tagged "Security"
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3Security / Sponsored Post / TechWhat is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) and how does it function?
Consumers can benefit from these protections when using consumer level VPNs on public or guest Wi-Fi connections.
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41Security / TechFive common mistakes you’re making with your VPN
Another force that is impacting the public’s interest in VPNs are the changes in data protection laws.
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75Business / TechReport claims Federal Trade Commission may be looking into oversight of Mark Zuckerberg
Before and since the Cambridge Analytica situation there have been multiple privacy and data leaks which are seriously tarnishing the company's reputation.
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169Business / Editorial / Security / TechCan tech companies like Facebook really protect your privacy when it’s your privacy they profit from?
Yesterday we reported that CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg was making deals with app developers and 3rd parties in exchange for user...
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167Business / Security / TechAfter hackers access Microsoft’s email service Centrify makes a case for enterprise Zero Trust Privilege
According to Microsoft, the hack occurred between January 1st and March 28th of this year.
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152Security / TechCurious about what sort of data big tech is collecting about you? This tool will show you
The folks over at VPNMentor have a tool in which you can see what data companies are collecting.
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165Microsoft / Security / TechHackers gained access to Microsoft’s email service for three months
Microsoft has sent out an email to a "limited subset" of users using services like @msn.com, @hotmail.com, and @outlook.com who have been...
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165Security / Tech[Updated] Security flaws in enterprise VPN apps could expose companies internal network
The affected VPN apps are built by four enterprise vendors, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, Pulse Secure and F5 Networks.
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159Sponsored Post / TechSecurity 101: Sensors and detectors
Let us take you on a mystical journey through the intricacies of the art of security.
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169Business / Security / Tech[Updated] Amazon employees are tasked with listening to what you ask Alexa
From soundbars to smart televisions and everything in between, you're sure to find one of those two assistants on a device.
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184Google / Security / TechGoogle announces new security method for keeping your Google account safe
But beyond a strong password, you should also be employing Google's two-step verification. Check out our tutorial on setting up 2FA on...
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255Security / TechGlitch exposes passwords of nearly half a billion Facebook and Instagram users internally
Privacy and data security are becoming an increasing issue for users as hackers, bad actors, and malicious users are finding ways to...
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464Security / TechBig data and machine learning: The perfect ingredients for cybersecurity
Protecting your business against hackers who are developing increasingly sophisticated strategies to bypass your security is growing even more challenging today.
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205Security / TechInfographic: How to stay safe when using public Wi-Fi
There are many such tweaks you can make to your Wi-Fi habits to reduce the chance of becoming a cyber-crime victim, and...
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405Apple / iOS / Mobile / TechThese are the best iPhone password keepers
iPhone password keepers are targeting a relatively sophisticated and discerning user group.
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294Business / Security / TechMark Zuckerberg wants to shift gears on Facebook and make it more privacy-focused
Zuckerberg notes in his blog post how the company has helped connect friends, communities and interests in what he calls a "digital...
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707Editorial / Google / Security / TechThe Data Cartel: Can the monopolies of Google, Facebook, and Amazon be broken?
The data cartel is the advertising/technology behemoths that are Google, Facebook, and Amazon.
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300Android / iOS / Mobile / Security / TechMakers of video-sharing app TikTok fined US$5.7 million for collecting children’s data
It is important to note that the company did change the practice in 2017 to ban kids under 13 from joining.
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553Hardware Reviews / Reviews / TechKensington LD5400T review: Secure and expand your laptop functionality with this Thunderbolt 3 dock
The Kensington LD5400T Multi-User Thunderbolt 3 Dock with K-Fob Smart Lock does a great job of securing your laptop while providing you...
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472Security / TechUPDATED: [MWC 2019] Cybersecurity experts identify now-patched vulnerability in Amazon’s Ring video doorbell
The hack revealed unencrypted transmission of audio and/or video footage to the Ring application allows for arbitrary surveillance and injection of counterfeit...
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419Security / TechRemo+ launches new US$99 RemoBell S video doorbell
Like other popular platforms, Remo+ offers you the ability to view your recordings from their cloud.
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248Business / Security / TechNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo is going to investigate Facebook over privacy practices
"Sharing information across apps on your iPhone or Android device is how mobile advertising works and is industry standard practice,” a Facebook...
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347Security / TechInfographic: Don’t let cybercriminals spoil your day
Here you'll learn some cool facts about cyber-crime and the truth about some of the myths that cybercriminals would love you to...
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272Google / Security / TechGoogle failed to disclose there was a microphone on its Nest Secure device
Some users may have skipped the Nest Secure had they known it contained a microphone.
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353Security / TechInfographic: The death of passwords
So what can companies do to provide a great customer experience but still take steps to avoid exposing customer data?
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290Security / TechReport: U.K. determines there are ways to limit risks from using Huawei 5G equipment in networks
The U.S. is encouraging other nations to accept their word that the company could potentially spy on behalf of the Chinese government.
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311Mobile / Security / TechProposed Texas bill could make data throttling a crime in designated disaster areas
The bill was introduced due to the throttling issue California firefighters had while battling wildfires.
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583Security / TechU.S. Senator Ron Wyden pitches bill giving jail time to executives whose companies violate online privacy
Senator Ron Wyden isn't only pitching jail time but also billions of dollars in fines on companies and executives who enable privacy...
