Encryption is one of the most basic necessities in the security arsenal. It’s what makes it possible for banks to offer online banking and funds transfers, or for consumers to make purchases online using their credit or debit cards. It’s […]
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There are a number of reasons that you might want to transport data on an external, portable storage device like a USB thumb drive or portable hard drive or SSD unit—you may need to share data with or deliver data
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The smartphone in your pocket (or your hand, if you’re reading this on your phone) has become something few of us can live without. It is a powerful tool that offers a wealth of information and utility right at our
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In 2017, Statista estimated that, globally, people sent about 269 billion emails per day. Email’s staying power continues to showcase its ability to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of personal and business communications. However, as with any good thing, there’s
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It might not be seasonally appropriate — aren’t bunnies the mascots of spring? — but a new malware named Bad Rabbit has exploded across Russia and Eastern European countries. Following in the footsteps of WannaCry and NotPetya, Bad Rabbit is
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Cybersecurity is quickly becoming part of everyone’s daily life and can no longer be separated between personal and work life. In the past, cyber-attacks were typically only a concern for the workplace; however, today that is no longer the case
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UK’s National Cyber Security Centre states that the WannaCry ransomware was the biggest test of the year. The NCSC (National Cyber Security Centre), which completes one year, has made this observation in its first annual review. The NCSC was launched
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Unless you’re living under a rock, you must be familiar with the massive ransomware attack called WannaCry that targeted more than 200,000 systems on its first day and spread worldwide very rapidly. In this article, I’ll share an in-depth analysis
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You wouldn’t write your credit card number on an un-sealed postcard and send it through the postal service (I hope). So, why would you do that with your email? One of the common-sense measures you should consider is encrypting your
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Currently, when it comes to Blockchain, IBM is the big player on the block and, for the most part, they’ve largely stood alone. Intel and Microsoft announced that they are entering this segment and that may be OK with IBM
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