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627Business / Security / Tech6 tech tips for criminal law firms during the COVID-19 time
One of the reasons criminal defense law firms have been forced to shift to technology and opt for virtual processes in 2020...
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1.5KSecurity / Tech[Infographic] How do Americans feel about password security
According to the Pew Research Center, more than half of Americans — 64 percent — have experienced some data breach.
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2.0KMobile / Security / TechHow secure are your mobile communications?
Over the past few years, major hacking scandals have served as a klaxon reminding ordinary people that their personal data is not...
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1.8KAuto / 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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1.5KSecurity / TechHow do proxies work? Protecting your data from cyber threats
Web privacy is a contentious matter, sometimes relegated to the background in the area of web safety.
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1.4KSecurity / TechA guide to ethical hacking and how it is taking on cybercrime
Cyberattacks are becoming more frequent, with news about an attack now an everyday occurrence. This year alone, the FBI expressed utmost concern...
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1.4KSecurity / TechInfographic: Cybercrime statistics can be scarier than any horror movie
Why not use this as an opportunity to overhaul your online security? Here are some things that you might want to check...
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112Security / TechMcAfee 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.
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3.1KEditorial / 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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1.6KHow To / Security / TechHow to Maximize Security for the Linux Operating System
Indeed, the Linux operating systems and other software through the Linux Foundation are living proof that open source community projects can produce...
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2.1KBusiness / 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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1.6KEditorial / Security / TechHave we reached peak Privacy Paranoia?
The privacy angle is the sensationalism of the moment. The media pushes this stuff daily and now we have innovation being impacted...
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1.2KAndroid / iOS / Mobile / Security / TechInfographic: Smartphone apps, privacy, and how to secure your mobile data
Every second on the internet there are 946 Instagram photos uploaded, 8690 Tweets, 77,783 Google searches, 2,845,459 emails sent.
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1.4KEditorial / Security / TechThe Dirty Underside to Privacy Exposure and what WE need to do about it
There is no reason at all for any company to be selling databases of user information to another company.
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1.3KSecurity / TechPassword hygiene: A case study in security and privacy
Many organizations focus on privacy and security from a social engineering standpoint, considering ways that external malicious actors exfiltrate information.
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478Android / Mobile / Security / TechConcerned 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...
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202Security / TechInfographic: 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...
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191Apple / Security / TechApple 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.
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243Security / TechTim 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...
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256Google / Security / TechIn light of recent security flaws, here are some Google Chrome alternatives
Last year, The Washington Post outright declared Chrome "spy software."
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1.7KSecurity / TechSecurity firm Armis discovers new Bluetooth vulnerability dubbed BLEEDINGBIT
BLEEDINGBIT effects Bluetooth Low Energy chips made by Texas Instruments and primarily used in Cisco, Meraki, and Aruba wireless access points.
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1.2KSecurity / TechResearch from Radboud University shows some popular SSDs may have vulnerabilities
SSD manufacturers often use Advanced Encryption Standards (AES) to encrypt their drives.
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1.1KSecurity / TechMilwaukee woman has $1,600 siphoned from bank account after hackers take over Facebook account
The Milwaukee woman claims her password was compromised of an entire sentence which no one else knew.
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1.3KSecurity / TechVulnerability Management Software: An essential piece of the security puzzle
Vulnerability Management Software - Vulnerability Management solutions first assess the network, then prioritize the weaknesses discovered so that the most important can...
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1.4KSecurity / TechThis Hy-Vee coupon scam is a good reminder to be careful of online deals during holidays
The Hy-Vee coupon scam involves a Facebook post in which you could get $80USD worth of groceries for free.
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1.7KMobile / Security / Tech / WearablesMiSafes children’s smartwatches are actually more harmful than safe
Hackers can easily access the smartwatch allowing them to track the child's movements, listen in on their conversations, and even make calls.
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1.2KSecurity / TechPresident Trump signs bill creating the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is a brand new government law enforcement agency signed into law by President Trump.
