More Cybersecurity - Page 105
Photo reveals that even Mark Zuckerberg puts tape over his webcam
Even billions of dollars can't break some hacker habits.
Google's two-factor authentication is now a breeze to use
You still need to confirm your logins, but the 6-digit code is optional.
Google paid $550,000 to 82 people who found holes in Android
One researcher reported 26 Android security vulnerabilities to Google in the past year, earning $75,750
YouTube community expresses sadness, understanding over new VidCon safety rules
Sadness and frustration abound as fans and stars realize that the glory days of VidCon may be behind them.
By Saba Hamedy
VidCon fans banned from approaching panelists in aftermath of Orlando
The event will have more th 450 security officers in attendance -- twice as many as last year.
By Saba Hamedy
Hack this story to read the dirty secret about your Twitter password
Think you have a strong Twitter password? 3 password-protected reasons it's not enough.
By Pete Pachal
Twitter confirms stolen passwords are real, warns affected users
Twitter maintains the stolen passwords were not the result of a hack.
This case turns your iPhone into an Android phone
Dr. Frankenstein's phone of choice.
By Kellen Beck
The easy fix that could end Twitter's celebrity account-hacking problem
Two-factor authentication is the silver bullet.
Singapore will cut off public servants' Internet access next year
The Internet blockade will start from May 2017 onwards.
By Alicia Tan
NFL Twitter account hacked soon after Drake's, Twitter 'checking' into leaks
It all started with Mark Zuckerberg, strangely.
By Kellen Beck
Don't be like Mark: How to protect your social accounts from being hacked
Do not use the same password on multiple sites. Do not use the same password on multiple sites. Do not...
Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter and Pinterest accounts hacked, possibly due to an awfully weak password
Surely he didn't have 'dadada' as a password?
North Korea made a Facebook clone and it was immediately hacked
Kim Jong-un reportedly had 7 billion friends.
By Kellen Beck
Facebook may add end-to-end encryption to Messenger, report says
Facebook Messenger may follow WhatsApp in implementing stronger encryption, according to a new report.
By Karissa Bell
Hackers are selling account credentials for 400 million Tumblr and MySpace users
How much are MySpace passwords worth anyways?
By Kellen Beck
Iran's new data policy could mean end of local access to Telegram app
Iranian app users may be about to lose a powerful privacy tool.
Hacker steals Katy Perry's Twitter account, sends insults to her 89 million followers
The unknown hacker managed to get a hold of the most popular Twitter account out there.
Microsoft will no longer let you use '12345' as your password
That's the kind of thing an idiot would have on his luggage!
By Kellen Beck
Atlanta airport tests conveyor belt system that could speed up security
It could speed up the wait by 35%, if successful.
By Cailey Rizzo
Google's password-killing project is coming later this year
Android users may soon be able to abandon some of their passwords for good.
By Karissa Bell
EgyptAir crash raises questions about imperfect airport security
While authorities try to determine what caused an EgyptAir flight to crash, security officials consider how best to prevent terror threats.
LinkedIn resetting passwords after 117 million user credentials stolen
Change your LinkedIn passwords, everyone.
By Kellen Beck
U.S. intelligence says foreign hackers are spying on presidential candidates
Hackers are once again targeting the U.S. presidential candidates, according to U.S. Intelligence reports.
How researchers identified a heart condition using telephone metadata and search engines alone
Telephone metadata can reveal a lot more than you think.
By Kellen Beck
