Foreign Trolls Are Targeting Veterans on Facebook
I first came across the imposter Facebook page by accident. The page was made to look like that of my employer, Vietnam […]
Tag: Security
Nonprofits on Facebook Get Hacked—Then They Really Need Help
As the founder and director of a nonprofit animal shelter on the East Coast, Alana has spent most of the past decade […]
How Would NYC’s Anti-AirDrop Dick Pic Law Even Work?
It sounds good in theory. A bill introduced last week by two members of the New York City Council would punish people […]
New Scam Apps Take Advantage of iPhone Touch ID
One of the joys of Touch ID is how seamlessly it works. It rarely takes more than an instant to unlock your […]
iTunes Doesn’t Encrypt Downloads—on Purpose
The push to encrypt traffic throughout the web has resulted in safer and more secure browsing across millions of sites. But not […]
A Dunkin’ Donuts Hack, a Fake FedEx Site, and More Security News This Week
Marriott, you’re bringing us down. On Friday, the hotel giant disclosed that up to 500 million Starwoods guests had their personal information […]
Why a Hacker Exploited Printers to Make PewDiePie Propaganda
By now, you’ve probably heard of PewDiePie, a Swedish comedian and video game commentator who has been the most followed creator on […]
The Marriott Hack: How to Protect Yourself
Early Friday morning, the hotel behemoth Marriott announced a massive hack that impacts as many as 500 million customers who made a […]
10 of the coolest and wackiest tech stories of 2018
It’s not necessarily easy to pick the coolest and wackiest tech stories of the year, especially when you have so much to […]
Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein Is Still Calling for an Encryption Backdoor
Tension has existed for decades between law enforcement and privacy advocates over data encryption. The United States government has consistently lobbied for […]