As technology becomes more integrated into our lives, we need to consider how it affects our legacy and our loved ones. There are some uncomfortable but necessary end-of-life conversations we should all have with our loved ones, but passwords usually aren’t one
Passwords are our first line of defense against cyberattacks that can expose our personal and financial information to crooks, hackers, thieves, snoops, catfish creeps and criminals. If you choose weak or predictable passwords, you’re just asking for trouble and risk losing your
Passwords might be one of the biggest tech frustrations. Make them too hard, and they’re impossible to remember. Too easy, and your accounts are practically wide open. You could use a password manager or your browser’s built-in option to remember your logins.
When it comes to tech conundrums, our friend Kirk from North Carolina has served us a humdinger. Here’s what he’s asking, “Is the Apple iCloud Keychain better than Google Passkeys?” Ah, Kirk! That is a very good question. So, now we find
Imagine typing your password on your computer and having AI listen to every keystroke and accurately guess what you are typing. This is not a sci-fi scenario, but a real possibility, according to a new study by researchers at Cornell University. They reported
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The tech giant Google is incorporating a new security feature called passkeys into its devices and platforms. Using a passkey means that anytime you’d traditionally be prompted to put in your Google account password, you’ll instead be able to securely authenticate yourself
Artificial intelligence tech has the ability to crack any kind of seven-character password in just six minutes, a new study has found. The research, shared by identity theft prevention company Home Security Heroes, said the same was true even if the password
Change your passwords often When you don’t have a thoughtful, strong password picked out, a clever hacker could easily compromise your privacy and security creating devastating losses and enormously painful hassles in your life. Imagine this scenario: You’re relaxing on your couch,
An online marketplace selling millions of sets of stolen personal information to cyber criminals for as little as 56p per entry has been taken down in an international crackdown. The sting, led by the FBI and Dutch police and involving law enforcement