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Using multi-factor authentication is more secure than relying on passwords alone – but could your typing make it even better? Continue reading The Chrome extension that knows its you by the way you type
The latest version of Firefox, version 59, contains a setting designed to let users control the bane of intrusive push notification requests. Continue reading Firefox makes it easy to banish push notifications
Bad news for fans of air-gapped security – researchers have outlined how it could be defeated by converting speakers into ultra-sonic transceivers. Continue reading Speakers can be used to jump air-gapped systems
Is cryptomining-with-consent the simple alternative to web advertising that some publishers think it is? Perhaps not. Continue reading Cryptomining isn’t going to make you rich
The campaign to make HTTPS universal scored a huge win this week. Continue reading Facebook says “let me get that for you”, secures your links
Exim is the world’s most popular mail server and it has a bug that can be triggered remotely Continue reading Patch now! Half a million Exim mail servers need an urgent update
A tiny US company called Grayshift is reportedly quietly touting software it claims can unlock Apple’s flagship handsets, the iPhone X and 8. Continue reading Second company claims it can unlock iPhone X
Games developer Nippon Ichi Software (NIS) has admitted that a recent hack has put some of its customers at risk of credit card fraud. Continue reading Games site customers offered $5 voucher after credit card breach
What has been tagged the largest DDoS attack ever disclosed slammed into the servers of software development site GitHub at 17:21 UTC last Wednesday. Continue reading World’s largest DDoS attack thwarted in minutes
Researchers might have discovered a simple way to get more computer users to opt for strong passwords – tell them how easy their weak choices would be to hack. Continue reading Can emojis save you from a terrible password?