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Cyberstalking – Not all hacking is for profit
Hacking is not always about stealing data for money – sometimes people do it to feed their obsessions. Beware of cyberstalkers.
What to expect from the upcoming Apple and Google contact tracing apps
Apple and Google joined forces to develop the technology to trace sick people. It could help stop the Coronavirus spread, but also raises privacy concerns.
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?
How to Fix “Your Connection is Not Private” Error
Are you getting a “your connection is not private” message? We explain why this might be happening and how to fix the error.
Consumer Groups are Racing to Issue Security Warnings For Amazon Ring
Stories about hacked Amazon Ring devices spread doubts about its security while main problem appears to be poor password hygiene.
Facial recognition at all U.S. airports
The Department of Homeland Security wants to start requiring all travelers, including U.S. citizens to pass facial recognition checks at All U.S. Airports.
Tor vs. VPN: What They Do and Which is Better
Trying to find the most secure way to encrypt your searches? Our guide on tor vs vpn analyzes the pros and cons of each browser.
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