Firefox Launches New Privacy Features
How did you end up picking your favorite browser? Was it recommended to you by a friend? Were you attracted by the appearance? Or did you compare different browsers and picked the one that performed the best? Most of...
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How to Fix Xbox Live Asking You for Your Password All the Time
Many Xbox One users have reported that Xbox Live keeps asking for password even if they have already entered it. No big deal, but it can be quite annoying to have log in every time you want to play a game. This...
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Should You Enable or Disable 'Password Sync' on Microsoft Office 365?
If you are running a business, you probably get a headache the moment you hear the word “password.” It’s hard to keep with personal passwords, so dealing with multiple corporate passwords is a big challenge. To make...
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8 Tell-tale Signs That Someone Is Spying on You Using Your Phone
When your phone starts acting up, you can stop and ask yourself: Is someone spying on my phone? Merely a few years ago, it was a common knowledge that phones were more secure than desktops and laptops. But with phones...
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As 82% of Companies Admit to Experiencing Payment Fraud, Customers Need to Be on High Alert
Payment fraud can do a lot of damage to businesses, but it can also affect their customers. Therefore, instead of leaving all responsibility of preventing such incidents to organizations alone, we recommend learning...
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Top 10 Cyber Security Tips to Remember When Traveling This Summer
You worked tirelessly all year, you saved up your vacation days, and now you are treating yourself to a well-deserved summer holiday. Whether you are setting off on a lavish cruise across the Caribbean, backpacking in...
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Ethereum Users Suffer Money Loss Due to Weak Passwords
We can never emphasize enough the importance of strong passwords. Every single day we hear stories about various accounts getting hacked because of the weak passwords that were protecting them. The Ethereum password...
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Apple Launches the 'Sign in with Apple' Feature
Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) opened with a June 3 keynote, which brought about quite a lot of news surrounding the iDevice maker's upcoming software and hardware products. Apple is one of the...
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LandMark White Suffers a Second Data Exposure Incident
It's often difficult to estimate exactly how much a data breach costs. Although some organizations tend to be more transparent than others, information about the direct impact is often left out of the official...
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How to Encrypt an Outlook Email for Privacy Within Seconds
In this day and age, encrypting your emails isn't as paranoid as it may sound. Hackers are everywhere these days. Many email services, like Microsoft Outlook, have an inbuilt encryption feature, which is pretty secure...
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The GandCrab Ransomware Creators Announced Their Retirement, but Poorly Protected MySQL Servers Are Still at Risk
Shortly after its first appearance in early-2018, GandCrab's popularity grew, and it quickly became the most prominent name on the Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) market. GandCrab's commercial success was so massive,...
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More Than 42 Million Dating App User Records Exposed by an Unprotected Database
People think that it's the job of vendors and service providers to protect their data from hackers. If we have to be especially pedantic and fastidious about the whole thing, we'd say that the wording isn't completely...
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How to Encrypt a Disk Image on Mac to Protect Private Files
It's always a good idea to store your sensitive data somewhere hackers would have a harder time to reach, like on an external drive or in the cloud. Not just that, though. Even those places can be breached, so it's a...
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Are Passwords in Danger When the Hawkeye Keylogger Attacks?
The HawkEye keylogger has been around for about six years now and despite the fact that some would say it has silly name (for a malicious program), it's not just a simple hacking tool developed by a teenage computer...
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How to Select the Good Crypto/Bitcoin Wallet for Yourself
There's no denying that Bitcoins are a huge hit right now. Everyone and their dog is into cryptocurrency these days. After you initially buy your first bitcoin, you'll figure out that you have to store them somewhere...
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The Nokelock Smart Padlock Fails to Protect Users' Belongings and Passwords
Anyone who has an active interest in technology will tell you that big and small manufacturers the world over are in a race to connect as many everyday objects to the internet as possible. The so-called Internet of...
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A Data Breach Exposed Customers' Payment Information at More Than a Tenth of Checkers & Rally's Fast Food Restaurants
Recently, Checkers Drive In Restaurants, Inc., the company that owns the Checkers and Rally's fast food brands, proudly announced that its chains of drive-in restaurants are featured on Tampa Bay Times' Top Places to...
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How to Hide and View Hidden Files and Folders on Mac and Windows
While openness and transparency may often be the best policy when it comes to other people who share a computer with you, you may find yourself storing files on the said computer that you just don't want other people...
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