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In this specific statement, how should we interpret "personalization"?
In a statement, Google spokesman José Castañeda said the company is "happy to delete old technical data that was never associated with an individual and… Continue reading How does Google define the word "personalization"? [closed]
If you have not set a recovery phone number, Google shows a mild warning. This happens even if you have signed in to an Android phone, and can use Google Prompts to log in.
But if you lost the phone, you would also lose the phone number. … Continue reading Why do Microsoft and Google warn you to add a recovery phone number, even when you can login using a phone notification popup? [closed]
A website prompts me to log in to my Microsoft Account. In order to perform my task, it requires me to enter that password.
How does the "average user" avoid giving all their login details to a malicious website? What would you… Continue reading A website asks you to enter a Microsoft/Google/Facebook password. How do you know it is safe?
I installed the Android Pocket app and logged in. My default browser is Firefox, which is already logged in to my Firefox account. This meant I did not have to enter my Firefox account password. Presumably the Pocket login flow used a C… Continue reading How does Android/Firefox authenticate the Android Pocket app, for example?
Malwarebytes on Android includes a file scanner. Is it known or claimed to be sandboxed, by anything more than the Android sandbox for the Malwarebytes app?
Or does it avoid using any parser code in languages with low memory safety (C, C+… Continue reading What is known about the sandbox used for file parsers in MalwareBytes on Android?
Malwarebytes on Android includes a file scanner. Is it known or claimed to be sandboxed, by anything more than the Android sandbox for the Malwarebytes app?
Or does it avoid using any parser code in languages with low memory safety (C, C+… Continue reading What is known about the sandbox used for file parsers in MalwareBytes on Android?
Bruce Schneier Writes Down Passwords. So Can You
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But how should people deal with all of this in the real world, or on line? “Relax,” he says emphatically. Surprisingly for a security professional, he has a very easy-going … Continue reading Schneier is telling me to write my bank security password and keep it in my wallet? Is that right?
Browsers and other Web software tend to allow the system resolver to use the local domain search list when resolving URLs. E.g. www -> www.example.com., if your domain search list is example.com. Browsers tend not to update… Continue reading DNS search lists cause ambiguity, but what are practical examples of this?