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Chrome Incognito mode – not as secure as you think
The Google Chrome web browser offers an ‘Incognito’ mode to protect your privacy – but does it work?
Location Sharing: Americans Don’t Trust It
We surveyed Americans to find out how they use location sharing. After discussing these insights, we give tips on how to safely share your location.
How safe are public USB charging stations?
What exactly is Juice Jacking? How to not fall for the USB charger scam? Check out our new post!
Do humans listen to the recordings made by smart assistants?
Most of the time, the tapes are reviewed by real-life human contractors who might be sitting on the other side of the world.
Survey: What Makes Websites Trustworthy?
We surveyed 1,000 Americans to find what they look for in a trustworthy website. We also include a guide on how to check if a website is safe.
Five tips to keep your data secure while traveling
More than 100 million people travel every day. This is why we’ve decided to list some of the best practices to keep your data safe while away from home.
GoldBrute: the botnet searching for RDP connections
GoldBrute is a botnet that is currently scanning the Internet, actively searching for Windows machines with Remote Desktop Protocol enabled.
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