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Security awareness tips, phishing prevention guides, and best practices.
Why You Should Stop Using Face ID
Face ID and fingerprints are convenient, but law enforcement can bypass them more easily than a passcode.
FBI Warns of Predators Stealing Intimate Images
The FBI warns criminals are hacking social media accounts to steal and distribute intimate images without consent.
Amazon order emails now hide item details
Amazon order confirmation emails now list only item categories, not specific products, citing customer feedback and privacy concerns.
AdGuard Family: Block Ads on 9 Devices for $11
AdGuard Family offers lifetime ad blocking and phishing protection for up to 9 devices at a discounted price of $11.
SOCKS Proxy and MDM Logs Mapped for Court
Legal team maps SOCKS proxy and MDM connection logs to show device traffic redirection feeding AI prompts.
FBI, NCAA team up to protect athletes from exploitation
The FBI and NCAA launched a program to combat sexual exploitation of college athletes, whose private images are increasingly targeted online.
FBI, NCAA Partner to Protect Athletes from Exploitation
The FBI and NCAA launched a program to combat sexual exploitation of college athletes, whose private images are increasingly targeted online.
8 Headache-Free Privacy Boosts for Your Home
Simple tech tips to enhance home privacy amid rising surveillance cameras and AI assistants.
How to fake a data trail (and maybe lower prices)
This episode explores how fake data trails can influence pricing, potentially lowering costs based on user demographics and device choices.
Wetherspoons asks patrons to switch off smart glasses
Wetherspoons tells customers to turn off Meta smart glasses cameras, citing privacy rules, but stops short of an outright ban unlike other venues.
Klaviyo Leaked New Customer Passwords to Advertisers
Security research revealed Klaviyo inadvertently shared new customers' sign-up data, including passwords, with advertisers until recently.
Klaviyo Leaked New Customer Passwords to Advertisers
Security research revealed Klaviyo inadvertently shared new customers' sign-up data, including passwords, with outside advertisers until recently.