Tag: privacy
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Twitter’s Very Bad Day (Again)
Twitter’s recent breach shows one of the biggest weaknesses in networks.
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Putting Digital Voice Assistants to the Test
Voice assistants have long been a worry for privacy advocates. This new study shows just how often they may over-listen.
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Your clipboard is showing (and that’s bad news)
Your device clipboard has (likely) been comprimised by…apps you installed.
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Clearview AI: Data Breaches, Facial Recognition, & Protests
Clearview AI’s facial recognition software is a new danger to protestors everywhere.
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May 2020 Tech Roundup
May 2020 had LOT of security and privacy news: WordPress plugin hacks, Android and email viruses, user data for sale, and some cool new hardware!
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Securing Your Online Accounts: Use 2FA
If you’re not using 2FA and a password manager, you’re (probably) about to have a bad time.
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Selling on Amazon? Maybe Don’t
Misuse of 3rd-party merchant data shows the dangers of selling on Amazon.
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New Twist on Old Banking Scam
A new (elaborate) twist on an old scam can end up costing you thousands – here’s what it looks like!
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April 2020 Tech Roundup
This month’s tech roundup: good (and bad) Androids, a value iPhone, more Microsoft/WordPress patches, and…craft videos?
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Windows 10 Privacy Settings for April 2020
Every new or current installation of Windows 10 needs these 8 features. Plus, a free Win10 alternative!