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A common question is: Can someone hack a WiFi password? You likely trust your neighbors, but there are ways to protect your network. For example, you should use a strong encryption algorithm. If a weak password is insufficient to protect…
The rise of online gaming has introduced various risks such as identity theft and data breaches. Key risks include fraud, malware, hacking, in-game purchase scams, social engineering, phishing, bullying, data mining, loss of game savings, and physical injuries from excessive…
It has become a growing difficulty to protect oneself from cyber attacks. Cybercriminals are becoming more superior and cellular, rendering it difficult to track and prevent them. Many many people turn to telephone hacking as a last resort in order…
Many companies and individuals who handle websites think that their websites won’t be under attack. It is the biggest threat to any company’s website that holds data. If you are looking for ways to protect your website by patching security…
Ecommerce platforms introduce several excellent opportunities regarding their small to midsize businesses to take the sale to the next level. Ecommerce has made doing shopping quite easy and fast. People are loving it. Here, it needs to keep in mind…
Here are unit 5 things in technology that happened this past week and the way they have an effect on your business. Did you miss them? 1#. Windows 10: these 2 new builds deliver millions of bug fixes. Microsoft has…
Website hacking is also increasing. Hackers pose a serious threat to webmasters and visitors because hackers can ruin your website, steal user data, steal credit card information from your website, and use your server to provide illegal files or insert malware…
Apple and the law enforcement community have been stuck in a back-and-forth over encryption for the last few years, and it’s heated up considerably this month since Apple announced a feature that would thwart a popular iPhone cracking method used…
A man sued T-Mobile on Sunday, claiming that the company’s lack of security allowed hackers to enter his wireless account last fall and steal cryptocoins worth thousands of dollars. Carlos Tapang of Washington state accuses T-Mobile of having “improperly allowed…