Collaborate Disseminate
Kiddle and Kidrex are meant to deliver age-appropriate search results, filtering out internet nastiness. But how do they really stack up? Continue reading Child-friendly search engines: How safe is Kiddle?
Good news for the privacy-conscious. Chrome 73, released Tuesday, now includes the DuckDuckGo search engine as an option. Continue reading How to make DuckDuckGo your default Chrome search engine
Security researchers have found dozens of companies inadvertently leaking sensitive corporate and customer data because staff are sharing public links to files in their Box enterprise storage accounts that can be easily discovered. The discoveries were made by Adversis, a cybersecurity firm, which found major tech companies and corporate giants had left data inadvertently exposed. […] Continue reading Dozens of companies leaked sensitive data thanks to misconfigured Box accounts
I’m using DuckDuckGo search engine to protect my privacy. Is it a safe bet to access netbanking site using DuckDuckGo?
Continue reading Is DuckDuckGo safe to access netbanking site?
A cybersecurity reporter says his own Google-provided email app flagged an email about a Google party because it included content “typically used to steal personal information.” Continue reading Google’s Own Email Filters Flag Google’s Party Invite as Malicious
Quite often I see comments on this SE network in the form of:
Given that this question is now the top Google hit…
But sometimes that was a statement I couldn’t confirm to be true.
Recently I saw the exact thing happeni… Continue reading How to minimise personalised result skewing in search engines?
Quite often I see comments on this SE network in the form of:
Given that this question is now the top Google hit…
But sometimes that was a statement I couldn’t confirm to be true.
Recently I saw the exact thing happeni… Continue reading How to minimise personalised result skewing in search engines?
DuckDuckGo says you can go right ahead and log out of Google, then enter private browsing mode, but you’ll still see tailored search results. Continue reading Google’s private browsing doesn’t keep your searches anonymous
SEO poisoning is on the rise again. How do threat actors use search engine results to drive victims to malicious sites, and what can users do to protect themselves?
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Continue reading How SEO Poisoning Campaigns Are Mounting a Comeback
If I had legitimate reasons to do so, would it be possible to hide a service from webcrawlers and with that, hide it from any search engines like Google?
Can I prevent an average joe from stumbling across my service by just … Continue reading Hide from Webcrawlers