Android April 2023 Security Updates fix several critical vulnerabilities
Google published the Android Security Bulletin for April 2023 earlier today.
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Western Digital confirms network security incident. Some systems offline
Western Digital confirmed a network security incident today and that some of the company's systems, including My Cloud Home and My Cloud OS, are down currently.
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Malware exploits decade old Windows bug, which has an opt-in fix
A decade old Windows bug, for which a fix is available, is used by malware currently in attacks against Windows devices.
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Are Smart Locks More Secure Than Traditional Locks?
Discover the advantages and potential drawbacks of smart locks compared to traditional locks.
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How to Boost Your Wi-Fi Signal for Better Internet Speeds
Learn how to improve your Wi-Fi signal strength and boost internet speeds with these tips and tricks.
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Enpass or Bitwarden password manager: which to pick
Enpass and Bitwarden are two popular password management solutions.
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How to secure your data in the Cloud
Storing data in the cloud is often useful to users: from syncing data between devices to cloud-based backups and sharing options.
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Face Biometric Authentication: Pros and cons
Facial recognition is considered a trusted security measure as most tech giants rely on the technology, offering it as a feature in their devices.
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Google Uncovers more Details on Spanish-made Spyware that Targeted UAE Users
After last year’s attack on Google users, the company is now closer to learning where the hackers are.
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Azure vulnerability allowed hackers to manipulate Bing results and take over accounts
BingBang, that is the name that security researchers at Wiz gave the Azure platform vulnerability that allowed them to change Bing search results and access Mic
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How to stay safe while using public Wi-Fi
Whether you are traveling frequently or a remote worker, relying on public Wi-Fi may not be ideal, but it may be the only option to get work done sometimes.
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Dark and Darker Developer Uses ChatGPT AI tool in Bid to Prove it Hasn't Infringed Copyright
Nexon files lawsuit.
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How to use Bitwarden's Password Manager in Chrome, Edge and Firefox
Users of the Bitwarden Password Manager may install it on their desktop computers and also mobile devices.
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The FBI Has Been Buying Bulk Internet Data from This Florida Company
Discover what type of bulk Internet data the FBI has been purchasing.
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How to protect your Windows PC from the attack that led to the Linus Tech Tips hack
One of the world's most popular tech YouTube channels was hacked recently.
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Should you use your browser's password manager or a dedicated app?
Password managers are one of the most important security tools for computer users.
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GitHub Publishes RSA SSH Host Keys by Mistake, Issues Update
Recently GitHub seems to be getting its fair share of problems.
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Passwords vs Passwordless: A Debate on Online Security
Passwords can be a source of frustration for many individuals in the digital age, often viewed as an inconvenient necessity.
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Twitter Says Source Code Was Leaked on GitHub, Now It’s Trying to Find the Culprit
Twitter source code revealed on GitHub.
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TikTok Bans: Governments Worldwide Take Action Over Security and Privacy Concerns
From the U.
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How Do I Get My Phone To Stop Tracking My Activity?
Our phones are multifunctional devices that help us in many ways.
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VPN by Google One is the most basic VPN that you can get
Google introduced support for its VPN service to all Google One plans recently.
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Rewind brings ChatGPT into your personal life, but at what cost?
ChatGPT for Me by Rewind is a new AI system that promises to help you find things on your PC, but there are some security issues.
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Hacking contest Pwn2Own: Ubuntu, Tesla, macOs and Windows 11 cracked
It is the third day of the PWN2OWN VANCOUVER 2023 hacking contest.
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How To Secure Your Twitter Account Without Sms-Based Two-Factor Authentication
Since Twitter disabled SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) for non-paying users, there are still ways you can protect your twitter account for free.
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How to add a backup two-step login provider to Bitwarden
Earlier this month, I wrote a tutorial on enabling the upcoming security standard WebAuthn in Bitwarden as a two-step login protection.
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Emotet is back: Microsoft OneNote is not a safe place anymore
Emotet is back and ready to strike via Microsoft OneNote email attachments.
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Meta's security manager targeted by Greek espionage
A former Meta employee was reportedly hacked and wiretapped by the Greek intelligence agency.
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Oops! ChatGPT Shares AI Chat Histories with the Wrong Crowd
We can’t help but be fascinated by this new revolutionary AI model that is causing so much controversy and changing everything that we’ve known for
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Web Fingerprinting Gets Frighteningly Good: Sees Through VPNs and Incognito Mode
Web fingerprinting is not a new technique to identify visitors on the Internet, but it is a technique that has become frighteningly good in recent time.
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Bitwarden's unlock with PIN feature is convenient, but also a security risk
Users of the password manager Bitwarden may use the application on all major platforms and on the web.
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Two Charged in Alleged Hacking of Drug Enforcement Agency's Web Portal
According to previous reports by Gizmodo, two individuals have recently been charged for their suspected involvement in the 2022 hacking incident of the Drug En
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Alleged Owner of BreachForums Arrested: Why It Matters
Earlier reports by Krebs on Security and Bleeping Computer have indicated that Conor Brian Fitzpatrick, known online as "Pompompurin," was arrested at his resid
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Cloudflare announces AI-powered Fraud Detection tool
Cloudflare announced a new AI-powered fraud detection tool this week that is designed to protect businesses and consumers against various types of fraud.
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How to Stop People From Finding You on Instagram (Phone Number and Contacts)
To stop people from finding you on Instagram, remove your phone number from your contact info (keep only an email you do not share), turn off contact syncing, d
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What Is a Deepfake? Is It Legal? Everything You Need To Know
Computers are getting smarter by the day.
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NordPass Password Manager adds passkeys support
Disclosure: Ghacks may receive a referral fee if you click or buy any of the products featured here.
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Bitwarden addresses autofill issue that could be exploited to steal logins
Bitwarden plans to roll out an update to its applications soon that addresses an autofill issue that threat actors could exploit to steal login information.
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How to View Your Google Chrome Saved Passwords
Have we not all been there - you set up a new online account only to frustrate yourself by realizing you can’t remember your password?Thank goodness Chrom
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How to switch from LastPass to RoboForm password manager
This guide walks users through the steps of switching password managers.