Dell is rolling out a security patch for long-standing driver vulnerability
Users should apply the Dell security patch as soon as possible. Especially now as SentinelLABS is expected to release the details soon.
Why surfing the internet may not be as much fun as you hoped
Learning how to protect yourself online should be at the top of your priority list – It’s more and more important to surf smart, and being conscious of the type of information you share each time you log on can be useful.
Reverb suffers data breach unknown in size or impact
It seems the company has been hit with a data breach that included names, addresses, phone numbers, and emails. This information was publicly accessible for a “short period of time.”
What will home security tech look like in ten years?
As of today, security tech is already far advanced, but there’s always room for improvement.
Delete Facebook; the popular hashtag has become a reality for Techaeris
Business Insider reports that 533 million Facebook users’ phone numbers and personal data have been leaked online. The report says that this personal data was leaked on a “low-level” hacking forum and posted for all to see.
VeriMark Desktop Fingerprint Key brings biometric login to desktop computers
The VeriMark Desktop Fingerprint Key is now available from the Kensington website for US$74.99 and comes with a two-year limited warranty.
Report: Beware new “advanced Android malware” is posing as an Android system update
Mobile security blog Zimperium reports on this new Android malware, saying that Zimperium zLabs researchers are warning Android users about a sophisticated new malicious app.
7 ways to protect against data breaches of your app
You need to have a comprehensive technology security plan to ensure that your software is as safe as possible. These tips will help you get started with app development cybersecurity.
Best practices for keeping your data lakes healthy
In today’s business landscape, the volume and availability of different data types have become enormous, creating businesses’ need to expand their data-management infrastructures swiftly. In this … Read more…
Can you rely on security-as-a-service solutions?
The question, though, is whether or not security-as-a-service solutions provide adequate protection.
Infographic: Identity theft and home title fraud, know the risks
In the digital sphere just use common sense, if you wouldn’t talk to them in-person don’t talk to them online.
What is invisible browser fingerprinting? And how can I avoid it?
Prevention from browser fingerprinting is almost impossible. One might consider using a VPN for this purpose. You can get protected from Browser Fingerprinting by using a credible VPN.
4 ways to keep your data safe from hackers and cybercriminals
While it may seem overwhelming to keep your personal information safe, it doesn’t have to be difficult as long as you take small steps.
Are DDoS attacks on the comeback trail?
As with the vast majority of cyberattacks, DDoS attacks are primarily aimed at jamming competitors’ web performance, then extorting money from their victims.
Here are some of the best subreddits for security-conscious redditors
Whether someone wants to learn more about hacking, needs help with their studies, or wants to stay up to date on cybersecurity news – there’s a subreddit for that.
10 ways to protect your privacy while gaming online
By taking the proper precautions, you can enjoy online gaming without compromising your personal data.
8 cybersecurity tips to secure the safety of your digital spaces in 2021
Did you know that 24% of security breaches result from silly individual mistakes, like using a single password for everything?
McAfee finds security flaw in software used by popular social apps
The security flaw isn’t limited to data apps either. Healthcare apps such as Talkspace and Practo have also been impacted.
In light of recent security flaws, here are some Google Chrome alternatives
Last year, The Washington Post outright declared Chrome “spy software.”
Tim Berners-Lee wants to give us back control of our personal data
As the years have passed, companies like Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, Apple, media conglomerates, and others have taken control of the flow of information and harvesting of personal data.
Apple testing unlocking iPhone with a mask on, but you’ll need an Apple Watch
Currently, the Apple Watch can be used to unlock your iMac and MacBook Pro.
Infographic: 50% of Germans willing to pay for better Facebook privacy
The terms of service (ToS) put in place by Facebook ensure they can collect troves of data from their users and use it as they see fit.
Concerned with privacy on your mobile device? A deGoogled phone might be for you
I’ve noticed that no matter what side of the aisle people stand on, they are concerned with Google, Facebook, and others invading their privacy.
Data leaks: Common mistakes and misconceptions
As organizations think about privacy requirements and ethical responsibilities, they are hamstrung by security technologies that have not kept up with the new needs
Report: Daily Food Diary app dishes malware up to its users
This food looks delicious but you certainly wouldn’t want the Daily Food Diary app to see it.
Forgo the wires with the Arlo Essential Video Doorbell Wire-Free
180-degree field of view, a square 1:1 aspect ratio so users can see packages on the ground or visitors from head to toe, and HD Video resolution.
Data breaches: Why and how to handle the attack
Failure to handle data breaches properly can lead to immediate resignations and firing of people in managerial posts.
More employees than ever clicking on phishing emails
Users in North America struggled the most with the phishing simulation, posting a 25.5% click rate and an 18% overall credential submission rate.
