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All posts tagged "tech security"
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78Apple / TechNorth Korea uses fake crypto company in attempt to hack some macOS users
It appears hackers sponsored by North Korea discovered a new method of hacking macOS users.
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162Security / TechMicrosoft study finds parents may be sharing too much information about their teens online
Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are where many people are living their social lives and sharing photos is as simple as a few...
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174Hardware Reviews / Reviews / Tech / Top PicksBlink XT2 review: An outstanding small outdoor security camera system
This tiny little package delivers 1080p video and can be used indoors and outdoors.
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170Security / TechUse this tool to quickly find the websites that offer 2FA
The tool is called Two Factor Auth (2FA) and looks to be an open-source project that works with GitHub.
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210Security / TechFBI issues warning concerning new ways of bypassing multi-factor authentication
"Multi-factor authentication continues to be a strong and effective security measure to protect online accounts, as long as users take precautions to...
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264Apple / Google / Microsoft / Security / TechWhat the heck is two-factor authentication and why do I need it?
You need two-factor authentication to protect your account and adding this extra layer of security is simply just a good idea.
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221Security / TechSecureDrive BT is a hardware encrypted external portable drive
The SecureDrive BT claims it eliminates data leaks while keeping your digital files safe.
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207Security / TechExpressVPN will now come preinstalled on select HP PCs
The preinstallation will include 30-days of free service from ExpressVPN and the service will come on only certain HP PCs.
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608Security / TechZynga Words with Friends user data has been hacked
The hacker goes by the alias Gnosticplayers and he claims his latest data breach affects both Android and iOS users who have...
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270Security / Tech4.9 million users’ affected by DoorDash security breach
The company says not every user was affected by the security breach, but a good chunk of them have been. DoorDash says...
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249Business / Security / TechDunkin’ is being sued by New York because of cyberattacks
The Attorney General also says the company has even failed to adopt safeguards and implement better security to mitigate future breaches.
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274Security / TechInfographic: 5-steps for better personal online security
Personal online security means protecting your online identity as well as your online accounts containing personally identifiable information.
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307Security / TechBeware bogus veteran hiring website will infect you with malware
The website is said to go by the name Hire Military Heroes and even had a moving front page with the iconic...
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280Auto / Security / TechInternet-connected gas pumps could be hackers next target
I can even remember a time when gas pumps measured your fuel and costs via a mechanical counter and not a digital...
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382Security / Tech3 of the most destructive and famous computer viruses of all time
Computer viruses have a history of creating extreme harm. Serious viruses can cost companies billions of dollars.
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649Hardware Reviews / Reviews / Security / TechMomentum Robbi review: A decent indoor home security camera for under US$100
The Momentum Robbi has a few tricks up the sleeve that makes it a solid choice. But it also has a few...
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380Security / TechBioStar 2 data breach: How IGA failures could not have prevented it from happening
In the “Advice from the Experts” section, vpnMentor recommends implementing proper access rules on databases.
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678Microsoft / Security / TechSurvey reveals massive growth in Kubernetes adoption, security continues to cause concern
Even companies born in the cloud era see the importance of using the right combination of technologies to build their applications in...
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363Security / TechAdvanced tools used by home security companies
Here are some of the advanced features that are available in modern home security systems.
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495Security / TechWhat is bloatware and how can you remove it?
New devices can come with pre-installed bloatware that reduces performance and violates privacy.
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558Security / TechWhy your smart home devices could be attracting cybercriminals
Having complete control of your house not only gives you peace of mind but also allows you to keep tabs on your...
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592Security / TechMcAfee antivirus update prevented login into Windows, McAfee has issued a fix
An update to McAfee antivirus is being blamed for locking users out of their Windows PCs.
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377Google / Security / TechGoogle confirms its contract workers can listen to what you say to your Google Home
Belgian broadcaster VRT obtained the recordings and claim that of more than 1,000 clips, 153 clips were captured by Google in error.
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580Security / TechInfographic: The cost of phishing and staying protected
Since 30% of phishing emails make it past default security, businesses could be unknowingly receiving daily attacks.
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714Editorial / Security / TechGovernments have a crucial role in ensuring artificial intelligence benefits everyone
AI cannot work without data and governments should, while preserving privacy and security, not unduly restrict the availability of data.
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1.0KSecurity / Sponsored Post / TechA generational view on online security
Online security has become a global issue that concerns all generations, from Baby Boomers to Gen Z.
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859Security / TechRing announces wire-free video doorbell Ring Door View Cam
The Ring Video Doorbell shouldn't be just for homeowners. Apartment dwellers can now get the same security with the Door View Cam.
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897Security / TechWhat does Black Mirror teach us about privacy and security?
One of the central themes that Black Mirror highlights is the risk that technology poses to personal privacy and online safety.
