Collaborate Disseminate
I have recently started working online remotely for a startup and they are using https://www.hivedesk.com/ for my work time tracking which generates reports including activity in percentage and takes automatica screenshots of my desktop ti… Continue reading Is hivedesk safe? [closed]
Wearable maker Mobvoi has partnered with health technology firm CardieX to launch a new smartwatch that’s reported capable of tracking arterial health. The TicWatch GTH Pro comes with over a dozen workout modes, can be worn while swimming and keeps tra… Continue reading Mobvoi launches smartwatch capable of tracking cardiovascular health
The goal of this question is to learn about trustworthy testing tools and review sources for web browser security and to facilitate an exchange. It is not so much for opinion, but sharing sources that are not trustworthy along with the rea… Continue reading Which browser is the most private and secure? What are the tests for security and privacy? Which browser comparison sources are the most trustworthy? [closed]
A Berlin-based company has developed an AirTag clone that bypasses Apple’s anti-stalker security systems. Source code for these AirTag clones is available online.
So now we have several problems with the system. Apple’s anti-stalker security only works with iPhones. (Apple wrote an Android app that can detect AirTags, but how many people are going to download it?) And now non-AirTags can piggyback on Apple’s system without triggering the alarms.
Apple didn’t think this through nearly as well as it claims to have. I think the general problem is one that I have …
How does Microsoft hope to defeat the macro terror? How is the UK Government trying to influence the public’s opinion on end-to-end encryption? And what is MoviePass hoping to do with your eyeballs?
All this and much more is discussed in the latest … Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #262: Macro progress, eyeball-tracking ads, and encryption backdoors
How does Microsoft hope to defeat the macro terror? How is the UK Government trying to influence the public’s opinion on end-to-end encryption? And what is MoviePass hoping to do with your eyeballs?
All this and much more is discussed in the latest … Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #262: Macro progress, eyeball-tracking ads, and encryption backdoors
Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics for example give you an API key to identify tracking requests from your website. But what is to stop someone from grabbing the key, spoofing your domain and submitting their own tracking requests?
Continue reading How do tracking services stop third party requests?
After numerous leaks and months of rumor, Garmin has finally pulled back the curtain on the next generation of premium multisport wearables. The fēnix 7 series adds touchscreen interaction, ups the solar charging capabilities and even brings a flashlig… Continue reading Garmin brings touch to fēnix series rugged smartwatches
One of our picks for 2021’s best smartwatches – the Venu 2 sports watch – has been treated to a new family member. The Venu 2 Plus GPS offers the same great features set, but comes with a microphone so you can answer calls and chat to a voice assistant… Continue reading Garmin puts comms on your wrist with Venu 2 Plus smartwatch
Assume I download a zip archive containing flac files from bandcamp while logged in.
Is it reasonable to assume that the files are "tagged" and that they can be traced back to my profile?
Continue reading Is Bandcamp tagging the downloaded file? [closed]