What makes a good password? 9 rules to protect you from cyberattacks
What makes a good password? 9 rules to protect you from cyberattacks Security breaches are on the rise. Here are some easy ways to keep your information safe.
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10 Facebook Marketplace Scams to Watch Out For
10 Facebook Marketplace Scams to Watch Out For Facebook Marketplace is useful for buying or selling used or unwanted items. But like any online marketplace, the service is rife with scammers who are looking to take advantage of both parties. Let’s learn how they work and how to recognize them.
Read moreGoogle collects a scary amount of your data, but there’s a way to delete it
Google collects a scary amount of your data, but there’s a way to delete it Google keeps tabs on what you search, what you watch and your location. We’ll show you how to delete that info.
Read moreChrome tries new ad-targeting technology after privacy backlash
Chrome tries new ad-targeting technology after privacy backlash But privacy advocates aren’t sold on Google’s Topics interface, which replaces the ill-fated FLOC and is designed to judiciously reveal your interests to advertisers.
Read moreThis phishing attack lets hackers read and send emails from your account
This phishing attack lets hackers read and send emails from your account Microsoft warns of a phishing attack that could be in your inbox. Here’s what to watch for.
Read moreApple’s Safari Is Leaking Your Browsing Data
Apple’s Safari Is Leaking Your Browsing Data A new Safari bug has been discovered in iOS, iPadOS, and Mac by FingerprintJS (Via 9To5Mac). The bug can reveal information about your recent browsing history in addition to some info on the logged-in Google account.
Read moreWhat Are Bangs in DuckDuckGo?
What Are Bangs in DuckDuckGo? Whether you’ve been using DuckDuckGo for a while or are completely new to it, you might wonder what bangs are. Here’s everything you need to know.
Read moreWhat Is Two-Factor Authentication, and Why Do I Need It?
What Is Two-Factor Authentication, and Why Do I Need It? More and more banks, credit card companies, and even social media networks and gaming sites are starting to use two-factor authentication. If you’re a little unclear on what it is or on why you’d want to start using it, read on to learn how two-factor authentication can keep your data […]
Read moreYour Microsoft Account No Longer Needs a Password
Your Microsoft Account No Longer Needs a Password Passwords are rapidly becoming an antiquated method for logging into accounts. With this in mind, Microsoft has added the option to remove the password for your Microsoft account, which can make logging in quicker and, possibly, even more secure.
Read moreHere’s Why Storing Passwords In Your Browser Is a Bad Idea
Here’s Why Storing Passwords In Your Browser Is a Bad Idea We often warn that browser-based password managers lack the security and features of dedicated password software. But still, they’re better than nothing, right? A new report from AhnLab ASEC proves the opposite—storing passwords in your browser leaves you incredibly vulnerable to hackers, even if you use unique passwords for […]
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