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Top Three Web Browsers to Protect Your Internet Privacy
Some cybercriminals are so sophisticated they can target information stored on your computer that you may not even know exists. For instance, a simple …
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Mailbag Monday
From Carol F: My son bikes everywhere, he doesn’t have a car. How can he keep his bike (or any of the parts) from …
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Four Steps to Defend Against Fraud
You are sitting at home one evening when you receive a phone call from your bank. The person on the line tells you that …
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Spectre and Meltdown – The newly discovered vulnerability that is so fundamental and widespread it will affect everyone
Early In January, 2018, a new security vulnerability was discovered. This vulnerability has existed for the past 20 years, but no one has come …
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Top Three Cyber Threats to Watch for in 2018
In 2017, we witnessed several of the largest cyberattacks to date. From Yahoo to Uber, millions of people were targeted by hackers trying to …
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How Ripple May Impact International Security
The inception of cryptocurrencies has created a new and exciting economic world for most of us. But it has not been without its concerns. …
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Three Ways You Might Be Spied On (And How to Avoid Them)
The United States and North Korea have stressed relations once again. North Korea continues to run missile tests and the U.S. vows to defend …
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NSA Spying Continues… Here’s Five Ways to Shield Yourself
In November, a U.S. congressional House panel approved legislation that renewed the National Security Agency’s internet surveillance program for four more years. This program …
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Mailbag Monday
From John M: I am a security consultant and Army combat Vet, for starters. I read most of your alone and unafraid. I wanted …
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No One Is Safe From the Latest Cyber Threat
As of 2017, there are 3.74 billion internet users in the world, and the majority of these people use Wi-Fi to connect to the …
