Isowall allows you to use a malware-infected machine on the internet without compromising your local network. Depending upon your libpcap and C compiler, you can create a mini-firewall that isolates your infected computer from the rest in your Read the full article →
Common Sense Identity Protection Tips
There are several small steps people can take to protect their identity. Shredding bills and other documents that have your personal information, locking your phone, and avoiding oversharing your info with unverified businesses can save you from Read the full article →
ID Thieves Favor User Accounts Over Credit Card Info
The times they are a changin’, as the song says. Years ago the primary function to protect yourself while shopping online was to protect your credit card number. Nowadays, hackers are focusing on taking over user accounts for online shops rather Read the full article →
Why IT Teams Appreciate Data Breach Coverage
While many companies and businesses don’t like the negative attention of data breaches, their IT teams welcome it. Many of them believe that the bad press forces their employers to listen and cater to their needs so that the company doesn’t fall Read the full article →
Attention: Londoners, Do You Know Where Your Mobile Is?
According to ViaSat research, over 25,000 Londoner mobile devices were lost and left in various modes of transportation. The majority of laptops were left on trains and the majority of tablets were often misplaced in cabs. For a full article about Read the full article →
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