Online Privacy
Your mobile phone…is it a life-changing invention or the end of all privacy? Our cell phones give us access to information right at our fingertips. There are apps to make our lives easier. We can control everything from locks on our doors to the lights in our homes. We can talk via text, email, video,…
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You need to know how to clear browsing history on your computers and phones. Still, that’s not enough to keep your internet activities private.
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The teenage nerd next door isn’t the hacker to worry about. Now it’s foreign governments, ransomware, and malware attacks.
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The DoorDash data breach, during which driver and customer data was stolen, proves how close to home data breaches hit.
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Using a data breach check tool is the best way to find out if you have accounts that have been compromised.
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There was huge hack of Twitter in Summer of 2020. with all kinds of surprises. Here’s what made it newsworthy: The mastermind of the attack was a 17-year-old from Florida. He didn’t act alone: He recruited for his attack 19- and 22-year old guys from overseas. The leader of the Twitter hack managed to achieve…
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.,There are several very good VPNs, if you know where to look. Here’s a guide.
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Use the Data Breach Check resource from WhatIsMyIPAddress.com Here’s a word of advice: Unless you’ve done a data breach check recently, you won’t know if the network attack hurt you our might one day. I’d heard about major corporate hacks (data breaches) before (like Experian, LinkedIn, The Home Depot) and I’m sure you have too.…
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