Security researchers at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) have worked for almost a decade to target security keys used to encrypt data stored on Apple devices in order to break the system.
Phishing Emails to Look Out for
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Big Brother 2.0: 160,000 Facebook Pages are Hacked a Day – by New York Post
We all know Big Brother is watching. But few of us realize to what extent.
Some things you might not know: Your smart TV is probably watching you watch it. Your office photocopier is recording everything you duplicate. Your smartphone can identify you by the way you walk, the way you hold it, and may also be recording you. Continue Reading…
5 Free Programs to Keep Your Kids Safe in 2015 – By Tech Radar
Block access to sites and programs, record keystrokes, get email alerts, and more.
Whilst web browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox have made it simple to eliminate access to certain websites it’s still easy to circumvent parental controls when a dedicated piece of software isn’t used.
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These Scammers are Targeting Your Elderly Parents by CNBC
February may be the month of hearts and flowers, but it’s also prime time for financial cons, from imposter fraud to the “sweetheart scam.”
Safer Internet Day 2015: How to keep children safe online – By Trusted Reviews
Want to know how to keep children safe online? Here’s some top tips from internet security experts AVG:
Phishing Emails to Look Out for
Do you know when an email is legitimate and when it’s a phishing scam?
Check out these examples of current phishing emails so you don’t fall for them.
Samsung Admits its Smart TV is Spying on You – By The Hacker News
Is Your Smart TV Spying On You? You just need to make sure you don’t hold any private conversations in front of the internet-connected TV.
12 Tips to Protect Your Company Website from Hackers – By Entrepreneur
Making your website live is like unlocking the door to your premises with your office and safe open: Most of the people who visit your physical building will never even know that all of your data is there to discover just by walking in. Occasionally you will find someone with malicious intent who will walk in and steal your data. That is why you have locks on doors and safes.