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Why We Should Never Let the Government Break Encryption

Living with terrorist means we face regular calls for a truly ridiculous notion: create government accessible encryption backdoors. But it's not practical. Here's why encryption is vital to day to day life.

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Your Guide to the International Web

Sometimes the international Internet simply isn't worldwide. Freedom of expression and governmental censorship of the internet are roadblocks. This guide to the international web will help you get around them.

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How Do I Know VPNs Won't Intercept Bank Login Details?

You probably know that VPNs protect your privacy, but how can you be sure that a VPN provider won't steal your passwords? Here's why it's impossible.

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3 Real Risks When Downloading Leaked Operating Systems

Have you ever been tempted to download an operating system from an illegal site? Don't -- it's a sure-fire way to find malware on your system, or worse...

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CCleaner Was Distributing Malware for a Month

CCleaner, a popular piece of security software with a squeaky clean reputation, was distributing malware for the best part of a month. Which means you need to update ASAP.

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Equihax: One of the Most Calamitous Breaches of All Time

The Equifax breach is the most dangerous, and embarrassing, security breach of all time. But do you know all the facts? Have you been affected? What can you do about it? Find out here.

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Back to School: 6 Ways Scammers Can Exploit Students and Parents

It doesn't matter if you're a student or a parent. When it comes to term time, you're a target for scammers. Here are just a few things to watch out for.

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VPN Unlimited: A Reasonably Priced, Solid, and Reliable VPN

KeepSolid makes a great case for its VPN Unlimited offering, which promises security and performance for a reasonable price. We put VPN Unlimited to the test to see if it makes a worthy choice.

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10 Great Tips for Protecting your Privacy on Linux

Regardless of whether you believe Linux to be the most secure OS, all operating systems have risks and vulnerabilities that can be exploited. Here's how to deal with them on Linux.

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Don't Forget These 10 Security Tips When Launching a New Website

It's easy to make mistakes during the excitement of opening a new website. Don't leave your site, blog or e-store unprotected -- here are 10 things you can do to keep it safe.

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Windows SMB Users at Risk: Block These Ports to Protect Yourself

An SMB vulnerability has been found in Windows and Microsoft has chosen not to patch the security hole. Here's how you can protect yourself with one quick tweak.

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Check Now and See If Your Passwords Have Ever Been Leaked

This nifty tool lets you check any password to see if it's ever been part of a data leak.

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Improve Your Cyber Hygiene in 5 Easy Steps

In the digital world, "cyber hygiene" is as important as real-world personal hygiene. Regular system checks are needed, along with new, safer online habits. But how can you make these changes?

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iOS and Mac Users: You Need to Update Right Now

There's a huge security flaw in Mac and iOS that's got Apple worried. Here's how to fix it and protect yourself.

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What to Do When Google Prevents Sign-In Access to Third-Party Apps

Google does not allow less secure apps to access your accounts. But if you really need to grant access, there's a simple workaround you can use.

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Kaspersky Launches a Free Antivirus for Your PC

Kaspersky is launching a free version of its award-winning antivirus software worldwide. Kaspersky Free offers the most basic protection for free for anyone and everyone who wants it.

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Avoid This Email Forwarding Mistake in Outlook.com

Unauthorized email forwarding can send all your email messages to a nefarious third party. Here's how to check if you're affected and what to do if so.

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How to Not Get Your Credit Card Hacked

Credit card fraud is as common as ever, and scammers are getting smarter all the time. Here are the things you need to do to keep your cards safe.

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Why You Should Learn Ethical Hacking with These Online Classes

Hacking is a legitimate career choice now. The cybersecurity industry is always on the lookout for good ethical hackers. These five Udemy course introduce you to this world.

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TunnelBear: The Easiest VPN For Protecting Your Privacy

TunnelBear aims to simplify the VPN, making it useful for everyone. Its commitment to protecting your privacy online makes it a great provider.

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