This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen shows you how to enable Fission. Firefox developers understand web browser security is at a premium, so they’ve rolled out a site isolation feature. Read the original article: Beef…
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Cybersecurity professionals: Positive reinforcement works wonders with users
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The blame game is not working; experts suggest using positive reinforcement to improve employee attitude and performance. Read the original article: Cybersecurity professionals: Positive reinforcement works wonders with users
DDoS attacks largely target the US and the computers and internet sectors
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic DDoS attacks are a nuisance to be sure, but they’re also used in a variety of ways that make them a severe threat, says Atlas VPN. Read the original article: DDoS…
Olympic-themed passwords put people at risk
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Beyond using “tokyo” and “olympics” as their passwords, people have been turning to names of athletes, such as “kenny,” “williams,” and “asher,” says NordPass. Read the original article: Olympic-themed passwords put…
Connect Ubuntu Linux Desktop 21.04 to an Active Directory domain: Here’s how
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen walks you through the steps to join Ubuntu Desktop to Active Directory domains. Read the original article: Connect Ubuntu Linux Desktop 21.04 to an Active Directory domain: Here’s how
Chinese threat actors have been compromising telecom networks for years, investigation finds
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Hackers linked to the Chinese government invaded major telecom companies “across Southeast Asia,” says reporting firm Cybereason, and the tools they used will sound familiar. Read the original article: Chinese threat…
Black Hat USA 2021 and DEF CON 29: What to expect from the security events
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Key topics analysts anticipate for these security conferences include supply chain attacks, Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities and the iPhone/Pegasus spyware incident. Read the original article: Black Hat USA 2021 and DEF CON…
Enable secure DNS on your Chromebook: Here’s how
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic For a more secure experience, use DNS-over-HTTPS on your Chromebook. Jack Wallen shows you how. Read the original article: Enable secure DNS on your Chromebook: Here’s how
Set up an SSH tarpit in Ubuntu Server 20.04: Here’s how
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic You can add an SSH tarpit to Ubuntu Server with the help of endlessh. Jack Wallen shows you how. Read the original article: Set up an SSH tarpit in Ubuntu Server…
Behind the scenes: A day in the life of a cybersecurity expert
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Leading a team is kind of like when a burglar alarm goes off and “you’re the police,” says the head of cybersecurity at ExpressVPN. Read the original article: Behind the scenes:…
PwnedPiper threatens thousands of hospitals worldwide, patch your systems now
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Nine critical vulnerabilities in a popular hospital pneumatic tube software could give attackers control of infrastructure and allow them to launch additional attacks that cripple healthcare operations. Read the original article:…
This ethical hacking course could give your cybersecurity career a boost
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Move up in the profitable field of cybersecurity by improving your ethical hacking skills. Read the original article: This ethical hacking course could give your cybersecurity career a boost
Create a VirtualBox virtual machine backup on a Linux host for security
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen teaches you how to use simple bash scripts to automate backing up your VirtualBox VMs. Read the original article: Create a VirtualBox virtual machine backup on a Linux host…
Ransomware risk management: How to start preparing for the future now
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic TechRepublic’s Karen Roby interviews Brandon Vigliarolo about how the ransomware risk management calculus is changing for OT, ICS and critical infrastructure. Read the original article: Ransomware risk management: How to start…
Cyber-physical attacks: Top 5 things to know
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The recent trend of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure is a concern for everyone. Tom Merritt explains with five things we should know. Read the original article: Cyber-physical attacks: Top 5 things…
Top 5 things to know about cyber-physical attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Tom Merritt breaks down the recent trend of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure and how to prevent them. Read the original article: Top 5 things to know about cyber-physical attacks
Cryptomining scams target Android app users
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic TechRepublic’s Karen Roby interviews Lance Whitney about a recent report that detailed how cryptomining scams targeted Android app users and stole an estimated $350,000 from more than 93,000 people. Read the…
DDoS attacks are down 38.8% in Q2 2021
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic It’s all quiet on the DDoS front, but don’t get complacent: The lull is expected, said Kaskersky, and new attack vectors could spell a coming resurgence. Read the original article: DDoS…
HTML smuggling is the latest cybercrime tactic you need to worry about
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic It will be hard to catch these smugglers, as they’re abusing an essential element of web browsers that allow them to assemble code at endpoints, bypassing perimeter security. Read the original…
How to ensure your vendors are cybersecure to protect you from supply chain attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Right now supply-chain vendors are a prime target for cybercriminals. One expert offers ways to remove the bullseye from supply vendors. Read the original article: How to ensure your vendors are…
The evolution of spear phishing and who criminals are targeting
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A report from Barracuda Networks also identifies attack risks associated with various roles throughout a company ranging from CEOs and IT departments to employees in sales. Read the original article: The…
How to remove or update a single entry from the SSH known_hosts file
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic SSH holds fingerprints of your remote machines in the known_hosts file. Sometimes you might need to remove or update one of those entries. Jack Wallen shows you how. Read the original…
How to attend Black Hat USA 2021 and DEF CON 29 virtually
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic DEF CON 29 sold out of virtual passes, so tuning in on Twitch and Discord are the best options for attending online this year. Read the original article: How to attend…
“Real Estate for a Purpose”: Cisco unveils hybrid work plans and tech to support distributed teams
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic After a year of WFH, companies are offering a mixed bag of flexible work arrangements. In the hybrid work era, the traditional office is getting a makeover to assist workers on-site…
Data breach costs hit record high due to pandemic
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The average cost of a data breach among companies surveyed for IBM Security reached $4.24 million per incident, the highest in 17 years. Read the original article: Data breach costs hit…
How the Dark Web enables access to corporate networks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The number of ads selling access to corporate networks has continued to increase from 2019 to 2020 and into 2021, says Positive Technologies. Read the original article: How the Dark Web…
Frequently asked questions on Extended Detection and Response
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic This article answers a few of the more common questions from those who are trying to figure out the XDR space. Read the original article: Frequently asked questions on Extended Detection…
How to create a positive and effective cybersecurity environment instead of a shame culture
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic You can catch more flies with honey than vinegar. Learn some tips to establish a positive reinforcement cybersecurity culture rather than a blame-and-shame game. Read the original article: How to create…
Microsoft warns of credential-stealing NTLM relay attacks against Windows domain controllers
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic To ward off the attack known as PetitPotam, Microsoft advises you to disable NTLM authentication on your Windows domain controller. Read the original article: Microsoft warns of credential-stealing NTLM relay attacks…
Deepfakes: Microsoft and others in big tech are working to bring authenticity to videos, photos
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you want people to trust the photos and videos your business puts out, it might be time to start learning how to prove they haven’t been tampered with. Read the…
Deepfakes: Microsoft and others in Big Tech are working to bring authenticity to videos, photos
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you want people to trust the photos and videos your business puts out, it might be time to start learning how to prove they haven’t been tampered with. Read the…
How DuckDuckGo makes money selling search, not privacy
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Commentary: DuckDuckGo is small by Google’s standards, but the company is proving it’s very possible to make a lot of money with just a bit more privacy. Read the original article:…
Kaseya obtains universal decryptor key for recent REvil ransomware attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A company spokesperson confirmed that the key works but won’t reveal the source, saying only that it came from a trusted third party. Read the original article: Kaseya obtains universal decryptor…
Scammers offer streaming services, giveaways and a fake cyber currency to cash in on the Olympic Games
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Kaspersky’s analysis found that cybercriminals are getting extra creative with the latest campaigns designed to harvest credentials. Read the original article: Scammers offer streaming services, giveaways and a fake cyber currency…
Systemd can’t seem to catch a break: New vulnerability found
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A dangerous vulnerability was found in the Linux systemd stack. Find out what it is and how to upgrade your Linux distributions. Read the original article: Systemd can’t seem to catch…
The ransomware risk management calculus is changing for OT, ICS and critical infrastructure
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Paralysis is the worst possible state for businesses to find themselves in when faced with the threat, says Claroty’s CPO. Read the original article: The ransomware risk management calculus is changing…
How cyberattacks exploit known security vulnerabilities
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Knowing that many organizations fail to patch known flaws, attackers continually scan for security holes that they can exploit, says Barracuda. Read the original article: How cyberattacks exploit known security vulnerabilities
Windows “HiveNightmare” bug could expose system files to non-admin users
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic An attacker who exploits this flaw could use system privileges to install programs, view or delete data, and create accounts with full user rights. Read the original article: Windows “HiveNightmare” bug…
How to activate Microsoft Defender Application Guard in Windows 10
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Microsoft Defender Application Guard protects your networks and data from malicious applications running in your web browser, but you must install and activate it first. Read the original article: How to…
Should we use AI in cybersecurity? Yes, but with caution and human help
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool, and an expert says we had better ensure it stays just that—a useful tool. Read the original article: Should we use AI in cybersecurity? Yes,…
The space wide web is ready to launch
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic There is even more to space innovation than the fledgling space tourism sector. Somewhat out of the public eye, there is a fast-growing space tech industry. Read the original article: The…
Cybersecurity risk: The number of employees going around IT security may surprise you
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The findings detail a complex security balancing act between IT teams and users; especially in the age of remote work and virtual collaboration at scale. Read the original article: Cybersecurity risk:…
Cybersecurity lags behind as IoT devices proliferate, according to a new report
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic About one-quarter of respondents do not incorporate any of the listed measures to protect these devices and many feel as though consumers are not responsible for smart and IoT device security.…
Moving OT to the cloud means accounting for a whole new host of security risks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic ICS systems managed via cloud software are open to exploits that could be destructive enough to cause physical damage to industrial systems. Here’s how to protect your operational technology network. Read…
Security experts: Consistency and security are key in creating vaccine passports
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Countries and states have to agree on a consistent platform for vaccine passports in order to make them work effectively. Read the original article: Security experts: Consistency and security are key…
Vaccine passports have to be consistent so that all countries can recognize them, expert says
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic This might create problems for those from poorer countries. Their countries may not have the resources to create vaccine passports that are readable everywhere. Read the original article: Vaccine passports have…
Your iPhone and the Pegasus spyware hack: What you need to know
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic iPhones have been compromised by the NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware. Should you be worried? That depends on who you ask. Read the original article: Your iPhone and the Pegasus spyware hack:…
Supply chain attacks: Top 5 things to know
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Worried about supply chain attacks? Tom Merritt has answers for you. Read the original article: Supply chain attacks: Top 5 things to know
Top 5 things to know about supply chain attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Worried about supply chain attacks? Tom Merritt can help you understand your risk. Read the original article: Top 5 things to know about supply chain attacks
Ransomware: International cooperation is needed to curb these cybersecurity threats, says expert
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Ransomware knows no borders. An attorney with cybersecurity expertise suggests the only way to stop ransomware is for nations to create a global solution. Read the original article: Ransomware: International cooperation…
Companies are losing the war against phishing as attacks increase in number and sophistication
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A new report finds that 74% of companies have been the victim of phishing in the last year. Staff shortages, a lack of security training and an increase in mobile device…
Ransomware fallout is devastating and could often be avoided, study finds
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Ransomware victims face tightened budgets, lost productivity and other problems. In most cases, new post-attack security measures could have prevented the ransomware attack if implemented beforehand. Read the original article: Ransomware…
How to activate virtualization-based security and core isolation in Windows 10
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Give your PC a little extra security. HVCI and VBS are available in 64-bit versions of Windows 10, but you must turn them on manually. We show you how. Read the…
US and allies finger China in Microsoft Exchange hack
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The US has also blamed hackers working with China for ransomware attacks, extortion, crypto-jacking and other cybercrimes. Read the original article: US and allies finger China in Microsoft Exchange hack
Kaseya attack: How ransomeware attacks are like startups and what we need to do about that
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The Kaseya attack is especially unique because it didn’t begin with a password breach, and the companies were following cybersecurity best practices. So, how can we protect against this threat? Read…
Kaseya ransomware attack should be a wake-up call to all of us, expert says
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Thousands of small- and medium-sized businesses were affected, just because they trusted their suppliers. How can companies protect against this sort of breach? Read the original article: Kaseya ransomware attack should…
Kaseya attack: “Yes, we can do something about this, and we should do something about this”
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The Kaseya attack is especially unique because it didn’t begin with a password breach, and the companies were following cybersecurity best practices. So, how can we protect against this threat? Read…
How to install SELinux on Ubuntu Server 20.04
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you’ve already spent the time learning SELinux, but have to deploy Ubuntu as a server operating system, you can install SELinux and be on familiar ground. Jack Wallen shows you…
The number of false positive security alerts is staggering. Here’s what you can do to reduce yours
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Nearly half of all cybersecurity alerts are false positives, and 75% of companies spend an equal amount of time, or more, on them than on actual attacks, a Fastly/ESG report reveals.…
Cisco Talos researchers find crypto mining detections have doubled in the last year
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Security experts recommend looking for increased activity from illicit mining on corporate networks when cryptocurrency prices go up. Read the original article: Cisco Talos researchers find crypto mining detections have doubled…
How to add the mic and camera killswitches in Android 12
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Android 12 adds killswitches for both the mic and camera. Jack Wallen shows you how to add them and use them. Read the original article: How to add the mic and…
Ransomware attackers are growing bolder and using new extortion methods
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic IT and OT environments are increasing targets and threat actors are using Dark Web forums to launch cybercrimes, according to Accenture’s 2021 Cyber Threat Intelligence report. Read the original article: Ransomware…
Tokyo 2020 Olympics must be extra secure to avoid cyberattacks and ransomware
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Any big event is likely to attract bad actors. Keeping the games safe from attack is a huge undertaking for event planners. Read the original article: Tokyo 2020 Olympics must be…
Kaspersky: LuminousMoth spearphishing campaign hit 1,500 targets in Asia
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Security researchers think HoneyMyte is behind the advanced persistent threat that has mostly targeted government entities. Read the original article: Kaspersky: LuminousMoth spearphishing campaign hit 1,500 targets in Asia
IoT projects demand new skills from IT project managers
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you think regular IT project managers can run IoT projects, you might be miscalculating. Here’s why. Read the original article: IoT projects demand new skills from IT project managers
Personal data compromises up 38%, according to new cybersecurity report
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The report parses out data by industry. Overall, healthcare topped the list, followed by financial services and manufacturing and utilities. Read the original article: Personal data compromises up 38%, according to…
These states saw the most hacks in 2020
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A report uses FBI data to parse out state-by-state hacking data by the number of victims and total financial losses for every 100,000 residents. Read the original article: These states saw…
600 million LinkedIn members scraped, data offered up for sale on hacker forum
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic CyberNews reports that this is the third time in four months that member information has shown up on a hacker forum. Read the original article: 600 million LinkedIn members scraped, data…
Bad actor offers up for sale data from 600 million LinkedIn members scraped from the site
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Cyber News reports that this is the third time in four months that member information has shown up on a hacker forum. Read the original article: Bad actor offers up for…
When it comes to incident response, is your cyberinsurance carrier on your side?
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Just as security leaders and pros are firming up their policies and strategies to secure hybrid work for the foreseeable future—they get hit with an all-out assault of ransomware attacks. Read…
Vulnerability in Schneider Electric PLCs allows for undetectable remote takeover
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Dubbed Modipwn, the vulnerability affects a wide variety of Modicon programmable logic controllers used in manufacturing, utilities, automation and other roles. Read the original article: Vulnerability in Schneider Electric PLCs allows…
New phishing attack SpoofedScholars targets professors and writers specializing in the Middle East
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Proofpoint security analysis details the latest attack that uses the lure of speaking at a conference to steal credentials. Read the original article: New phishing attack SpoofedScholars targets professors and writers…
The most dangerous messaging apps on Android
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Messaging apps are becoming some of the most popular smartphone programs in the world, and that means more attempts to phish their users, Kaspersky finds. Read the original article: The most…
How to prevent ransomware attacks with a zero-trust security model
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Ransomware attacks are rampant, with thousands taking place every single day. Learn how a zero-trust security model can protect your organization. Read the original article: How to prevent ransomware attacks with…
More sharing, less shame: CompTIA ISAO wants to change the standard response to ransomware attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The information sharing organization helps companies deal with security threats and supports more collaboration overall. Read the original article: More sharing, less shame: CompTIA ISAO wants to change the standard response…
Warning: 1 in 3 employees are likely to fall for a phishing scam
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Cybersecurity training company KnowBe4 reports that the number of employees likely to fall for phishing emails drops dramatically with proper instruction on how to recognize an attack. Read the original article:…
How to define DNS in Docker containers
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen shows you how to configure specific DNS servers for your Docker container deployments. Read the original article: How to define DNS in Docker containers
Microsoft patches remaining versions of Windows against PrintNightmare flaw
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Patches to fix a severe flaw in the Windows Print spooler are now available for Windows 10 Version 1607, Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2016. Read the original article: Microsoft…
“Black Widow” digital premier a cover for malware and scams, says Kaspersky
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Phishing, malicious files and other forms of fraud have followed the highly awaited movie since it was first delayed due to COVID-19. On the eve of its actual release, the scams…
77% of executives plan to hire in the months ahead, according to a new poll
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic West Monroe’s executive poll details third-quarter hiring expectations, cybersecurity preparedness, investments to digitize business operations and more. Read the original article: 77% of executives plan to hire in the months ahead,…
Ransomware: Top 5 more things to know
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Ransomware attacks are getting bigger and harder to defend against. Tom Merritt lists five more things about ransomware you need to know. Read the original article: Ransomware: Top 5 more things…
Top 5 more things to know about ransomware
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Ransomware attacks are getting bigger and harder to defend against. Tom Merritt lists the top five more things about ransomware you need to know. Read the original article: Top 5 more…
Scammers exploiting Kaseya ransomware attack to deploy malware
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A new phishing campaign claims to offer a security update for Kaseya’s VSA software but actually tries to install malware, says Malwarebytes. Read the original article: Scammers exploiting Kaseya ransomware attack…
$13.7 million: Atlas VPN adds up the impact of the top 10 most successful blockchain scams
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A new report finds that fake investment scams have netted the most funds among all the types of active blockchain scams. Read the original article: $13.7 million: Atlas VPN adds up…
What to do when 2FA won’t allow you into your Linux servers
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If two-factor authentication logins on your Linux servers are giving you fits, Jack Wallen has the solution for you. Read the original article: What to do when 2FA won’t allow you…
Kaseya attack shows how third-party software is the perfect delivery method for ransomware
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic An analysis by Sophos suggests that the latest attack is similar to one that Kaseya endured in 2018. Read the original article: Kaseya attack shows how third-party software is the perfect…
Bitwarden has a new Send feature: Here’s how to use it
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic This tool will make this product—probably the best password manager on the market—even better. Read the original article: Bitwarden has a new Send feature: Here’s how to use it
Microsoft rolls out emergency patch for critical PrintNightmare flaw
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Fixing a serious security hole in the Windows Print spooler service, the patch is available for almost all versions of Windows, even Windows 7. Read the original article: Microsoft rolls out…
The mobile and desktop versions of Firefox Total Cookie Protection are now available
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Jack Wallen explains how to protect your web browsing from supercookies with Firefox’s new privacy feature. Read the original article: The mobile and desktop versions of Firefox Total Cookie Protection are…
1 in 4 employees say they still have access to accounts from past jobs, survey finds
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Nearly half of professionals also admit to sharing passwords and more than a third say they write them on paper, according to Beyond Identity. Read the original article: 1 in 4…
The Audacity! How to wreck an open-source project and anger a community
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Audacity software has been acquired, and the new verbiage added to the privacy policy has the open-source community up in arms. Read the original article: The Audacity! How to wreck an…
Kaseya supply chain attack impacts more than 1,000 companies
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The REvil group is claiming that over 1 million devices have been infected and is demanding $70 million for a universal decryption key. Read the original article: Kaseya supply chain attack…
Critical flaws in Windows Print spooler service could allow for remote attacks
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Administrators are urged to apply the latest patches from Microsoft and disable the Windows Print spooler service in domain controllers and systems not used for printing. Read the original article: Critical…
Cybersecurity pros come from all backgrounds, expert says
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic The field is desperate for staff, and pros can succeed even if they’re not technology experts. Read the original article: Cybersecurity pros come from all backgrounds, expert says
You don’t have to be a tech expert to become a cybersecurity pro
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Attention to detail, creativity and perseverance are key traits for a good white hat hacker. These positions are in high demand. Read the original article: You don’t have to be a…
Container security: How to get the most out of best practices
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Containers are complex virtual entities that provide proven benefits to the business but also require strong security guidelines. Learn how to get the most out of container security best practices. Read…
DC and Marvel superheroes top breached password lists
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Even our favorite superheroes can’t defend us against cyberattacks. Read the original article: DC and Marvel superheroes top breached password lists
Awareness of cyberattacks and cybersecurity may be lacking among workers
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic A survey of business professionals by Armis points to a lack of knowledge about recent incidents and proper cyber hygiene. Read the original article: Awareness of cyberattacks and cybersecurity may be…
How to set Google Search History to auto-delete on Android
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic If you don’t like the idea of your Android search history being saved, Jack Wallen wants to show you how to set it to auto-delete. Read the original article: How to…
The possible reasons Google is moving away from APKs on Android
This article has been indexed from Security on TechRepublic Google has announced it is moving away from the APK format for Android apps. Jack Wallen offers his opinion on why this could be happening. Read the original article: The possible…