How Hackers Can Get Into Your Device Through a YouTube Video
People may not be aware that one of their favorite apps can pose a danger to their device. YouTube videos can be used to gain access to a device.
Posts in the Security category
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Why Are People Falling for Phishing Scams?
It’s important to tread lightly when browsing the web to avoid malicious software. Learn how and why people get phished, and how you can prevent it.
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PokémonGo and Your Privacy: What You Need to Know
Privacy is a significant concern when downloading apps. Even games such as PokémonGo pose some concerns that many users may have heard about recently.
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Don’t Just Deactivate: Permanently Delete Your Facebook
Scared employers are going to stalk your social media account? Instead of just deactivating, permanently wipe your Facebook off of the face of the internet.
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Security Concerns Can Arise While Using Snapchat
Snapchat offers a fun way to connect with people that you are about. However, the app does pose some security concerns that you may not be aware of.
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Why You Should Exercise Caution When Opening Emails
Even with the help of your junk folder, it can be hard to recognize malicious emails. Find out how to protect yourself from fraudsters.
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Piper — Home Monitoring / Security App for Android + Perch
Let’s face it, there are bad people out there, and it can cost an arm and a leg for a good security system. Here’s a cheaper way to protect your home.
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Why You Should Never Download Apps from 3rd Party Providers
The Google Play store has a limited selection of apps, so it can be tempting to go elsewhere to browse. However, some 3rd party app providers can be dangerous.
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Why You Should Look at the Wi-Fi Network Name Before Joining
Just like colds spread in public places, viruses are spread through shared Wi-Fi connections. That’s why it’s important to only join Wi-Fi networks you can trust.
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Unknown LinkedIn Connections Could Be Hackers in Disguise
LinkedIn is touted as the largest professional global network. To build a network, a user makes connections; however, some unknown connections could be hackers.