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How To Make A Secure Password: Worst Passwords Are '123456,' 'qwerty' & 'password,' Says Keeper Security Study
Over 10 million passwords that leaked online in 2016 revealed that majority are using terrible number-key combinations, making them susceptible to brute-force unraveling.
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Self-Destruct Smartphones Ala James Bond Is Finally Possible; Saudi Engineers Developed Extra Protection For Sensitive Data
Movie fans have seen self-destructing smartphones in the movies where protagonists - usually spies, get the message and just threw the phone away to explode.
Google Is Going To Purge Millions Of Apps From Play Store Due To Privacy & Security Issues: How To Detect 'Zombie' Apps
Lesson 101: it is prudent to do in-depth scrutiny of reviews before downloading any app from Google Play Store because the service is apparently teeming with data-stealers masquerading as legit apps.
FBI Launches Most Wanted App For iOS & Android To Track Fugitives; Get A Reward By Tipping-Off Criminals
Bounty hunters, security experts and even just conscious individuals have a new toy after the FBI launched its Most Wanted app to track down fugitives.
Score Of Popular Apple iOS Apps Are Prone To Data Breach; Threatens Sensitive Financial & Banking Credentials
A score of popular apps from Apple Store with at least 18 million downloads were included in a security report due to vulnerabilities against data interception.
Samsung Taps Sony-Murata For Galaxy S8 Batteries; Shuns Old Supplier After Galaxy Note 7 Debacle
Samsung is apparently ditching its old battery suppliers SDI and Amperex Technology after the checkered fate of Galaxy Note 7.
Tech vs Trump: Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter Are Against President's Travel Ban
Several tech companies were not afraid to speak up about their opinions regarding President Trump's controversial travel ban.
The Pirate Bay, Kickass Torrent, 1337x Users: No More Warnings Or Punitive ISP Actions, But Is That Enough?
The "Six Strikes" program launched in 2011 has officially come to an end and the users of peer-to-peer file sharing websites will not face warnings or actions from their ISPs. However, their actions are still legally wrong under other different acts and ISPs are now taking a more active role to combat online piracy.
Phishing Scam Targets PayPal Through Malicious Emails; How To Avoid Becoming A Victim
PayPal warns against phishing scam. A new phishing scam is targeting PayPal again - this time through emails sent to users telling them that there has been an unusual activity in their account so a limit has been set in place.
Google Hosts S/MIME To Gmail; Adds Security Key Enforcement To G Suite Apps
With Google’s hosted S/MIME, your emails are secured. Google stepped up its game into the use of physical keys as a second form of authentication when it integrated Security Key enforcement support to G Suite last week.
'DJI Mavic Pro' Shipment Release Date Schedule: New Drone Orders Delayed
The new "DJI Mavic Pro" orders shipment release date is delayed, once again. "DJI Mavic Pro" is one of the most talked about drones out there because of its amazing features and characteristics.
Bitcoins Approved For Public Sectors In Switzerland; Xapo Offers Its Bitcoin Wallets To The Swiss Town
Bitcoin wallets are now a part of Switzerland's public sector as well. Here is all that you need to know about the digital currency and its future.
Google & Facebook Has Different Approaches Towards Tackling Fake Ads; Methods Explained
Facebook faced a tremendous backlash when it came to fake news reporting. Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg had to consider using only curated news to stop fake ones from getting viral. Google has taken a hard approach by bringing together all its policy experts and engineers and punishing wrongdoers.
