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Government surveillance is a longstanding topic of conspiracy theorists, but there’s something arguably much more widespread that’s concerning: the way companies collect information about customers and often don’t allow them to opt out and continue usi… Continue reading The Fuzzy Line Between Necessary Information and Invasion of Privacy
The security vulnerabilities of the latest developments in tech have been well documented. But what about everyday technologies that have been around for a while or are widely adopted? Here are eight commonly-used tech conveniences that are not as… Continue reading 8 everyday technologies that can make you vulnerable to cyberattacks
As we close out 2018, we at Security Boulevard wanted to highlight the five most popular articles of the year. Following is the first in our weeklong series of the Best of 2018. The Wi-Fi Alliance, the organization that certifies Wi-Fi networking sta… Continue reading Best of 2018: 4 Things to Know About the WPA3 Protocol
By Kayla Matthews
Are any of our online activities private anymore? That’s the
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By Kayla Matthews
Most batteries in today’s smartphone are intelligent enough to detect
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More than 50 percent of companies report problematic shortages in the security skills of their staff. What’s causing the cybersecurity skills gap? And what are some potential solutions for closing it?
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Georgia Senate Bill 315 aimed to make all unauthorized access to computers illegal—sounds good, right? Read why provisions in its fine print made tech and security companies more than uncomfortable.
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These cameras developed especially for pet owners let you check up on your dog or cat—and feed them treats—over the internet. Continue reading Best Pet Cameras: Furbo, Petzi, Petchatz, Pawbo
The developers of apps built with artificial intelligence (AI) often promise that they’ll make life easier and help us in ways we hadn’t thought possible, all thanks to their impressive knowledge. However, sometimes they fall short of the mark. […] Continue reading 4 ‘Smart’ Apps That Could Be Smarter (And 4 to Use Instead)
Although Chrome and Firefox are very popular, it doesn’t mean you have to use them. Depending on your needs and browsing habits, there may very well be another browser that’s a better fit. In this article we take a look at six alternative browsers that… Continue reading 6 Alternative Browsers That Aren’t Chrome or Firefox