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What the FLoC is up with Google’s new tracking?

If you’ve heard about Google’s new FLoC tracking, here’s a quick and clear explanation of what it is, and how it could be abused.
Should Your Site Have HTTPS?

Is HTTPS really that important for a site that doesn’t accept payment information?
March 2021 Tech Roundup

Lots of security-related tech news this month. A huge Microsoft hack, a major WP plugin vulnerability, and more!
When DNS Attacks: CNAME Tracking

With major browsers blocking 3rd-party cookies, some companies have taken a much more invasive approach to tracking.
Google Giving Up User Tracking?

An announcement earlier this week shows Google is serious about reducing individual user tracking in its Chrome browser.
February 2021 Tech Roundup

February had lots of security and tech news: 4 big WordPress exploits, Windows, Android, Adobe, and more.
Google Services: Phishermans (New) Friend

Phishing campaigns are now riding on Google’s coattails and using Google services to add some legitimacy to their emails. Don’t be fooled!
Dark Patterns Move Closer to Illegal

Dark patterns have been a part of ecommerce for a long time, but a new California law may finally offer a bit of relief.
2020 Passwords: More Dumpster Fires

2020 was the year things moved online. But that doesn’t mean people got smarter about passwords – make sure you secure your accounts for 2021.
January 2021 Tech Round-Up

While a slow month for WordPress exploits, WhatsApp, Facebook’s showdown with Apple, and a Windows bug kept this month interesting!