9 Ways You Can Secure Your Data from WiFi Hacking Attacks
Here are some effective ways on how you can defend both your data and your devices from the security threats of public WiFi hacking attacks.
Here are some effective ways on how you can defend both your data and your devices from the security threats of public WiFi hacking attacks.
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Follow these steps to protect your personal information from phishing emails and help keep spam emails and scam artists away.
Was someone trying to hack your computer's password? The Macintosh app, Digital Sentry, can perform a vast array of anti-hacker actions in response.
Here are some shocking facts about your privacy on the Internet and the questionable handling of consumer information in the digital age.
Any pervert can walk up to your door, hold up a reverse peephole viewer, and look inside your room. If you ever walk around your home or hotel room naked, then this will probably creep you out.
UPDATE: There’s a happy ending here. Disney bought Katy a new iPhone. Here’s Katy’s blog post about it. A woman named Katy McCaffrey alleges that her iPhone was stolen on a Disney Cruise ship by a Disney employee named Nelson The alleged iPhone thief accidentally started uploading photos to Katy’s iCloud account Katy is sharing …
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This TSA agent should have been using their computer to do their job. Instead, they were busted playing Solitaire. Yikes! This TSA fail doesn't exactly make me feel safe to fly.
Could your raunchy Facechats face invasion? Facebook privacy is now in question as the Federal government wants access to the social network's user data.
With 114,000 email addresses leaked, the FBI is now investigating how email hackers got access to iPod user data.
Security analysts have taken exposed passwords from a major data breach and categorized them. Here are the 10 most popular passwords.
a 17-year-old Windows bug was found in the Microsoft operating system by one of their biggest rivals, Google.
Amazon users are using the Playmobil Security Checkpoint toy as a way to express their frustrations about airport security. Here are a few funny reviews.
A team of hackers dubbed "Anonymous" breached Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's personal Yahoo e-mail account, and posted a number of screenshots. The scandal has been nicknamed "Emailgate".