Kinza Yasar
93 articles published since January 25, 2021
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About Kinza Yasar
Kinza is a technology journalist with a degree in Computer Networking and numerous IT certifications under her belt. She worked in the Telecommunications industry before venturing into technical writing. With a niche in cyber-security and cloud-based topics, she enjoys helping people understand and appreciate technology.
What Is a White Hat Hacker?
A white hat hacker is an ethical hacker who uses their skills to protect against cyberattacks. Here's what you need to know.
What Is GPS Spoofing? How to Guard Against GPS Attacks
By altering the satellite signals, GPS spoofing can force your device to report its location falsely.
Do Menu QR Codes Pose a Risk to Your Privacy?
Digital versions of menu cards at restaurants might be preventing the spread of germs, but are they costing you your privacy?
Has Your Credit Card Number Been Leaked?
The most common type of data breach, a credit card leak can happen any time a company's database is hacked.
Has Ragnarok Ransomware Called It Quits?
A ransomware gang operating since 2019, Ragnarok is making the news again. But this time, maybe it's for the right reasons...?
SteelSeries Bug Can Grant Hackers Admin Rights on Windows 10
Similar to the recently discovered Razer Synapse vulnerability, the SteelSeries software bug has now emerged to threaten Windows users.
Is a Decentralized VPN Safer Than a Regular VPN?
While regular VPNs claim to provide secure internet connections, decentralized VPNs might actually attest to this claim.
What Is Browser Fingerprinting and How Can You Defend Yourself Against It?
A sneaky practice employed by marketers, browser fingerprinting can track you across the internet.
Your Ring Doorbell Can Be Hacked: Here's How to Protect It
Smart home security can sometimes turn into a privacy nightmare. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent it.
How to Protect Yourself From the XLoader Malware
Originally Windows-based malware, the Xloader has now evolved into attacking Mac users as well.
How to Show Disk Usage in Linux With the du Command
Want to check disk consumption on your Linux system? Here's how to use du, a command-line disk usage analyzer for Linux.
How Do You Restart a Chromebook?
Rebooting your Chromebook helps in many situations, whether you want to resolve issues with the device or install updates.
What Is Google SafeSearch and How Does It Protect Kids Online?
An automated filter that blocks out explicit content, Google SafeSearch is a must for families.
Can You Make Skype Calls on Chromebook?
Chromebooks do not run Skype natively, but can you still make a Skype call through a Chromebook?
What Do You Do if Your Chromebook Won’t Turn On?
Is your Chromebook acting up and refusing to start? There can be a plethora of reasons behind your Chromebook not turning on.
What Is a DMARC and How Does It Help Prevent Email Spoofing?
If you have an email domain and want to protect it from spoofing, getting a DMARC can help. Here's how.
Are Digital Driver Licenses Safe?
The digital copies of our IDs can be conveniently stored on our smartphones, but they do pose some security concerns.
What Is TrickBot Malware and How Can You Protect Yourself?
One of the most persistent botnets of all time, the TrickBot malware has evolved over time. Here's how to protect yourself.
How to Opt Out of Amazon Sidewalk
A neighborhood network of low-powered devices, Amazon Sidewalk has raised some eyebrows. Here is how to opt out.
How to Change Wi-Fi Channels on Your Router
If you're tired of playing your internet signal constantly going down, then it's time to change your Wi-Fi channel. Here's how to do it.