Smart Home Devices
Posted January 14, 2020
Nowadays most of us have numerous devices in our homes connected to the Internet, from thermostats and gaming consoles to baby monitors, door locks...Category: Passwords
Tech Giants Get Another Rebuke Over Data Practices
Posted December 6, 2019
In the News Tech giants are only gaining more enemies in the field of ethics and human rights. In Amnesty International latest to slam...
Never Share Your Passwords
Posted December 6, 2019
Never share your passwords with others, including your supervisor or coworkers. Your password is a secret; it only works if only you know it....
New & Improved 2FA on Twitter
Posted December 4, 2019
In the News Twitter seems to continue to step up their emphasis on privacy and information security. In Twitter will finally let you turn...
Secure Technology Cannot Stop All Attacks
Posted December 2, 2019
Technology alone cannot protect you. Bad guys are constantly developing new ways to get past firewalls, anti-virus and filters. You are the best defense...
Vishing Calls on the Rise
Posted December 2, 2019
In the News Automated voice messages may become more dangerous. In Vishing Attacks to Become Commonplace in 2020, Sarah Coble at InfoSecurity Magazine discusses...
Google Accessing Health Information
Posted November 29, 2019
In the News How much consumer data does Google have? In Google Struck a Deal to Secretly Access Health Data on Millions of Americans,...
Rights to Privacy in the US
Posted November 27, 2019
In the News Protecting consumer privacy is a difficult task. In Consumer Data Privacy Rights: Emerging Tech Blurs Lines, Lindsey O’Donnell at Threatpost discusses...
Google Home and Alexa Spying and Stealing Information
Posted November 26, 2019
Security researchers at Germany’s Security Research Labs have revealed that an app can eavesdrop and continue listening through your Google Home and/or Alexa. Malicious...
Apple’s Privacy Policy Re-Organization
Posted November 22, 2019
In the News Can companies create privacy policies that are easy to understand and transparent? In Apple’s new privacy pages are easier to read...