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Security to go: Three tips to keep your mobile data safe

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Security to go: Three tips to keep your mobile data safe

10.15.2013 3:30 AM

It?s not easy keeping your devices secure, and mobile devices like smartphones, tablets, and, of course, laptops are no exception. But you can do a few things to improve your mobile security. Here?s a look at three of them.

How to enable Yahoo Mail's (soon to be default) SSL encryption today

10.15.2013 7:37 AM

The good news: Default SSL encryption is coming soon to Yahoo Mail. The better news: You can enable it today.

 

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People flock to anonymizing services after NSA snooping reports

10.10.2013 1:10 PM

Companies offering anonymous Web browsing and communication services are seeing a huge increase in business since recent news leaks about the U.S. National Security Agency's mass data collection and surveillance activities.

You can post on Facebook but you can't hide

10.10.2013 4:55 PM

Facebook pulls the plug on a setting that allowed people to prevent others from finding them by name using the Facebook search bar, the company said on Thursday.

How to prevent sextortion threats via a compromised webcam

10.11.2013 4:30 AM

The beauty-queen "sextortion" case highlighted the security risks of webcams. Here's how to keep your own computer from being used to spy on you.

Adobe's source code was parked on hackers' unprotected server

10.11.2013 6:21 AM

A security expert discovered the massive breach of Adobe's network after the source code of numerous products, including the Web application development platform ColdFusion, sat parked on a hacker's unprotected Web server open to the Internet.

Google's Malaysia site latest to be felled in DNS attacks

10.11.2013 6:52 AM

Google is the latest victim of an ongoing spate of attacks on DNS records, as the company's website in Malaysia was briefly tampered with on Friday.

Buzz around biometrics snares Samsung in acquisition hoax

10.11.2013 7:16 AM

Disregard those claims that Samsung Electronics is buying a Swedish developer of fingerprint technology. The announced deal is a fake.

How to stay private now that anyone can find you on Facebook

10.11.2013 7:40 AM

Facebook is making it easier for people to find you, so its about that time again: Check your privacy settings.

Report: Skype being investigated in Luxembourg over NSA spying links

10.11.2013 7:45 AM

Skype is under investigation by the Luxembourg data protection authority for allegedly cooperating with the National Security Agency's Prism spying program.

How to keep your real name and face out of Google's ads

10.11.2013 8:10 AM

Google just updated its terms of service to allow the company to use your real name, face, and comments in ads. Here's how to slam the brakes on it.

Report: Microsoft cookies would share data between desktop, mobile, Xbox

10.10.2013 11:03 AM

Microsoft is said to be working on a replacement cookie technology that would share information between your desktop and smartphone.

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