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If you’re using Chrome on Android, you can now sign-in to your Google account and some of the other Google services by simply using your fingerprint, instead of typing in your password every time.
Google is rolling out a new feature, called “local use… Continue reading Android Users Can Now Log in to Google Services Using Fingerprint
Personal data of 2,000 journalists was found publicly accessible on a spreadsheet on the website for popular trade show E3. Continue reading E3 Website Leaks Private Addresses for Thousands of Journalists
If you are in Kazakhstan and unable to access the Internet service without installing a certificate, you’re not alone.
The Kazakhstan government has once again issued an advisory to all major local Internet Service Providers (ISPs) asking them to make… Continue reading Kazakhstan Begins Intercepting HTTPS Internet Traffic Of All Citizens Forcefully
Why you shouldn’t trust a website simply because it’s secured using HTTPS and backed by the green padlock symbol. Continue reading FBI warns users to be wary of phishing sites abusing HTTPS
Security researchers have discovered multiple critical vulnerabilities in a popular IPTV middleware platform that is currently being used by more than a thousand regional and international online media streaming services to manage their millions of sub… Continue reading Critical Flaws Found in Widely Used IPTV Software for Online Streaming Services
Just like ‘login with Google,’ ‘login with Facebook,’ Twitter, LinkedIn or any other social media site, you would now be able to quickly sign-up and log into third-party websites and apps using your Apple ID.
What’s the difference? Well, Apple claims … Continue reading Apple Launches Privacy-Focused ‘Sign in with Apple ID’ Feature at WWDC 2019
After Facebook and Twitter, Google becomes the latest technology giant to have accidentally stored its users’ passwords unprotected in plaintext on its servers—meaning any Google employee who has access to the servers could have read them.
In a blog p… Continue reading Google Stored G Suite Users’ Passwords in Plain-Text for 14 Years
A team of security researchers at Microsoft discovered a potentially serious vulnerability in the Bluetooth-supported version of Google’s Titan Security Keys that could not be patched with a software update.
However, users do not need to worry as Goog… Continue reading Bluetooth Flaw Found in Google Titan Security Keys; Get Free Replacement
Google is giving you more control over how long you want the tech company to hold on to your location history and web activity data.
Google has introduced a new, easier, privacy-focused auto-delete feature for your Google account that will allow you t… Continue reading Google Adds New Option to ‘Auto-Delete’ Your Location History and Activity Data
A team of security researchers has claims to have found a publicly-accessible database that exposes information on more than 80 million U.S. households—nearly 65 percent of the total number of American households.
Discovered by VPNMentor’s research te… Continue reading Unprotected Database Exposes Personal Info of 80 Million American Households