Internet Security, Netbits
The worst tech-support call you can get starts something like “I think I have some kind of virus?” Prevention is easier than treatment: Get Oracle’s Java out of your browser. The simplest way to do that is to uninstall Java completely. Get Adobe’s Flash plug-in out of...
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Internet Security, Mobile Devices, Netbits
Why does cybersecurity extend beyond computers? Actually, the issue is not that cybersecurity extends beyond computers; it is that computers extend beyond traditional laptops and desktops. Many electronic devices are computers—from cell phones and tablets to video...
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Internet Security, Netbits
How are routers used in your home network? Home routers have become an integral part of our global communications footprint as use of the Internet has grown to include home-based businesses, telework, schoolwork, social networking, entertainment, and personal...
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Internet Security, Netbits
We all know “password” is no good, and “1234567” is asking for trouble. But the more we try to strengthen our passwords, the harder we make them to remember. It’s a thoroughly modern problem — but researchers at the University of Southern...
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Internet Security, Netbits
Account Key enables Yahoo’s mobile users to log in to their email accounts while bypassing the password step of the process. When enabled, the app will send a push notification for users to accept in place of a password. The thinking, according to Yahoo, is that...
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Internet Security, Netbits
Do you have your Wi-Fi protected with encryption and a strong password to keep out casual snoops? Unfortunately, an experienced hacker might be able to get on to your network. You need to keep an eye on what gadgets are connected so you can spot ones that don’t...
