Category: SECURITY SHELF

The insider threat is grossly underestimated. While focusing on technical security issues remains vital, Snowden and the CIA leak illustrate…

All travellers should begin by carefully considering whether they actually need to take a device with them. For example, those…

All-in-one devices are attractive from a cost and simplicity perspective, especially when Internet Service Providers (ISPs) include them for free….

Tavis Ormandy, a respected security researcher with Google’s Project Zero, discovered the leak while analyzing Google search results. Ormandy wrote:…

The 3z is smaller, less expensive, and available in 8, 16, 32, and 64 GB capacities. As marketing manager Walter…

Despite their weaknesses, passwords remain a dominant authentication mechanism, and the reason is simple: They are low cost and convenient….

Free email accounts are provided by Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and a numerous smaller providers. Since the…

A generation ago, photos were kept in an album or slide carousel, and important personal information was on paper. Today,…

According to the Google Security Blog, Chrome version 56, expected to be released around January 31, 2017, will warn users…