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Three Tips for Digital Housekeeping
Spring is in the air and it’s a great time to do a little digital housekeeping for your devices. First,… View Article
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The Dangers of Dirty WiFi
WiFi seems to available almost anywhere these days, but connecting to unknown sources is a privacy nightmare. When you’re connecting… View Article
Train Passengers Stranded and Google’s Secret Microphones – Hump Day Happenings
Today is another edition of our Hump Day Happenings, where we provide topical skill-related news, events and products across the… View Article
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Cybersecurity Checklist to Keep Your Devices Secure
Recently there’s been a lot of information coming forward about massive cybersecurity hacks and information loss by some pretty large… View Article
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Tagged 1Password, Awareness, Computers, Cyber Security, Data Backup, DHS, Digital Security, hack, Hackers, Hacking, Internet, it, Netgear Orbi, Password, protection, Router
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month – Gear Tasting Radio 84
Protect your data and devices by doing a cybersecurity checkup. This week on Gear Tasting Radio, we discuss some steps… View Article
Posted in Podcast
Tagged 1Password, Awareness, Computers, Cyber Security, Data Backup, DHS, Digital Security, hack, Hackers, Hacking, Internet, it, Netgear Orbi, Password, protection, Router
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The Good, The Bad and the Ugly of the Dark Web
You may have heard of the infamous Dark Web as a place where drugs or credit cards are sold and… View Article
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Tagged Anonymous Internet, Browse Anonymous, Dark Web, Deep Web, Internet, Internet Security, it, Privacy, Proxy, Silk Road, The Onion Router, tor
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The Importance of Unique Passwords for Your Online Accounts
Do you have different and unique passwords for every one of your online accounts? If not, you may want to… View Article
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Tagged data privacy, Data Security, Facebook, hack, Hacked, Hacking, Information Technology, it, Mark Zuckerberg, Password Managers, Unique Passwords
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Spectre & Meltdown: Newly Discovered Vulnerabilities that Affect Almost All Computing Devices
Early this year, two variations of a major electronic security vulnerability were discovered. These vulnerabilities have existed for 20 years,… View Article
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A Glimpse Into the Future of Digital Security at the RSA Conference 2017
Every February, the flagship RSA Conference comes to San Francisco. It brings with it a bevy of cryptography and information… View Article
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Tagged 2FA, Digital Security, Drones, Encryption, Hacking, Information Security, it, Quadcopters, RSA Conference, Two Factor Authentication
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Burner Phones and the Art of Remaining Anonymous
Sometimes red teams (the bad guys) are hired to test the capabilities of blue teams (the good guys). Some examples… View Article
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Tagged burner phone, Cell Phone, hidden, information, Infosec, Intel, Intelligence, it, phone, Red Teams, secret, Spy, technology, trick
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