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SOAR to Success: Five Reasons to Not Rush Auto-Remediation

Here’s why you need to hit the brakes before shifting gears into auto-remediation. The post SOAR to Success: Five Reasons to Not Rush Auto-Remediation...

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How Will Google’s Gmail Dark Web Monitoring Help You?

Google has announced that it will open its dark web monitoring service to all Gmail users in the United States, with plans to expand internationally soon. This...

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Apple Breaks Revenue Record in March But Faces $2 Billion Lawsuit

Apple has called the suit baseless, denying all accusations about defective batteries. The post Apple Breaks Revenue Record in March But Faces $2 Billion...

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Google and Apple team up to make Bluetooth tracker tags safer

Wireless location-tracking accessories, like Apple’s AirTags and Google’s upcoming Nest Locator Tags, are designed to help people track down missing items,...

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How to Help Protect Seniors From Scammers

Older adults are common targets for various scams, because numerous risk factors make criminals consider them particularly vulnerable. Seniors may live alone...

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Visiting an Unsecured HTTP Site? 5 Ways to Encrypt and Secure Your Data

In contrast to HTTPS, an unsecured HTTP site does not encrypt your data as it passes from your browser to the website’s server. It does not have SSL...

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Android Malware Infects Legitimate Google Play Apps, Millions Impacted

A malware named ‘Goldoson’ has been found in 60 Playstore apps that have a combined 100 million downloads. The post Android Malware Infects Legitimate...

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How to Set Up a Private VPN With TurnKey GNU/Linux

Virtual Private Networks (VPN) offers anonymity, security, and privacy online. There are typically two types of VPN connections. The most popular is a VPN...

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What Is the Difference Between a Worm, a Trojan, and a Virus?

Malware is short for malicious software, the types of programs that threaten security and privacy. Commonly known malware include computer viruses, worms, and...

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Tracking vs. Tracing: What’s the Difference?

Like footprints along the seashore, your engagement on the World Wide Web leaves a trail. Your online activities can be monitored. Although this monitoring is...

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What Is Vulnerability Remediation and Why Is It Important?

Leaving your home door open isn’t necessarily a security problem in itself—it becomes a problem when someone spots the door and enters through it. The...

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How to Recognize and Avoid Free Gift Card Scams: 7 Warning Signs

Have you won a free gift card? The answer, of course, is “no.”...

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