Tag: privacy
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LastPass: Revenge of the Breach
The LastPass breach – as bad as it was – looks like it’s reached worst-case. Now the vaults are (likely) being cracked.
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NSA Best Practices on Network Security
The need for basic network security has led the NSA to create a 9-page PDF with some of the best ways to protect your home (or work) network!
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The Last Chance for LastPass
The latest LastPass breach has caused me to look for other options – here’s why.
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PaaS Attacks Enable More Dangerous Phishing Emails
A new phishing-as-a-service (PaaS) provider will likely lead to a wave of more dangerous and effective phishing messages. Here’s what to know.
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Google’s Plea for Apple to Fix…Android Messaging?
Google’s plea for Apple to adopt a proprietary Google messaging standard will *surprise* not work. And that’s a shame.
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Two Google Moves Towards Privacy
Last month Google began two policies for better privacy and data awareness. One seems largely useless, while the other shows promise in protecting vulnerable people.
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Reminder: Don’t Sell On Amazon
A recent letter from Congress to the Department of Justice offers a good reminder why sellers of physical products should stay away from Amazon.
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February 2022 WordPress Security Updates
February was an active month for WordPress site administrators. If you’re in charge of a WordPress site, make sure that you’re keeping things up-to-date!
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Millions of Routers Vulnerable: Patch (& Check) NOW!
A vulnerability in software used by dozens of router manufacturers puts home networks at risk. Find out if you’re vulnerable, and update your router!
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November 2021 Tech/Security Roundup
This month’s update includes several new WordPress vulnerabilities, the GoDaddy breach, vulnerabilities in Netgear routers and 40% of smartphones, and more.