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One device to hand out two-factor authentication tokens isn’t always enough. Learn how to use Authy on multiple devices so those tokens are always at the ready. Continue reading How to set up Authy on multiple devices for more convenient two-factor authentication
Is Intel’s Management Engine a backdoor for security groups and hackers, or just a feature created to aid businesses? Jack Wallen dives in and draws his conclusions. Continue reading Is the Intel Management Engine a backdoor?
If you passed on the Nylas N1 email app because of security concerns, put those fears aside because PGP encryption is now integrated into the tool. Continue reading How to use the Nylas PGP plugin to encrypt/decrypt N1 email
Those adorable emojis may could lead to serious enterprise headaches. Jack Wallen makes the case for why emojis have no place in the business world. Continue reading The not-so-cute side of emojis: Potential security, privacy, and bandwidth issues
Follow these steps to generate and install a self-signed certificate to be used on Apache2. Continue reading How to create a self-signed certificate to use on Apache2
Jack Wallen thinks the “N” in Android N stands for Next Level, because Google provides next-level security improvements. Continue reading Three important security upgrades to Android N
If you’re serious about security on your Linux machines, you might want to clear the bash history. Learn how to do this more effectively than with just a single command. Continue reading How to effectively clear your bash history
For an easy-to-use password manager for the Ubuntu Touch platform, Jack Wallen recommends the no-frills app password-shroud. Continue reading How to add a simple password manager to Ubuntu Touch
The Android Security Update for May 2016 includes a number of critical issues. Jack Wallen has the highlights, and shows how to find out if your device is up to date. Continue reading Android Security Update May 2016: What you need to know
Stop your search for an easy way to encrypt and decrypt files in Linux — the built-in gpg tool will do the trick. Continue reading How to easily encrypt/decrypt a file in Linux with gpg