5 ways to stay anonymous and protect your online privacy
Your online privacy is constantly at risk while you are browsing the Internet. There are many ways you can browse Internet anonymously.
Cyber Security
Google has added fingerprint authentication to Chrome OS
In almost every operating system these days you can login using a fingerprint scanner so Google has added the same capability to Google Chrome in Chromebook
What is two-factor authentication and how to activate it
Two-factor authentication or 2-step verification makes it very difficult for someone to log in to your account even if he or she has access to your email.
The Importance Of The Padlock In Your Secure SSL Website Address Bar
What exactly is that padlock or lock icon that you see in your website at this bar? It shows if a website uses the SSL secure connection
An Android Trojan that pretends as a Flash security update
An Android Trojan malware that disguises as an Adobe Flash player update is attacking Android devices. It can mimic user’s actions and install more malware
Regularly upgrade your software to avoid malware and virus attacks
It’s very important that you update your software apps and operating system. Most of the updates are released to patch vulnerabilities to malware and viruses
WordPress websites running on version 4.7.0 and 4.7.1 are under siege
Millions of WordPress websites have been defaced due to a vulnerability existing in WordPress 4.7.0 and 4.7.1. You should upgrade to 4.7.2 immediately
A fileless malware is infecting computer systems in different banks
A very dangerous fileless malware is spreading across multiple banks, financial institutions and telecommunication companies. It deletes itself after damage
There were more ransomware and less malware attacks in 2016
A recent report has revealed that there is a 167 times increase of ransomware between 2015 and 2016, with ransomware scripts being easily available.
Around 150,000 Internet-connected printers hacked to warn people against hacking
A friendly hacker recently hacked into around 150,000 Internet-connected printers just to drive in the message that such a vulnerability exists.