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Working From Home…?? Are You Safe…?
The Coronavirus is hitting hard on the world’s economy, creating a high volume of uncertainty within organizations. To many, the current situation presented by the
Gmail encryption: Everything you need to know
Sending an unencrypted email is often likened to a postcard, in that anyone who wants to read it just needs to look at it. Obviously
The 25 Worst Passwords of 2018.Is yours on this list?
Despite warnings by security experts and repeated breaches, it appears that some internet users have not updated their passwords to a more secure one. SplashData,
30 Million Facebook Accounts Were Hacked: Check If You’re One of Them
Late last month Facebook announced its worst-ever security breach that allowed an unknown group of hackers to steal secret access tokens for millions of accounts by taking
The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence:Why it’s urgent to prepare now?
Artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities are growing at an unprecedented rate.These technologies have many widely beneficial applications, ranging from machine translation to medical image
The best ways to secure your Android phone
The number of mobile phone users around the world is projected to exceed the five billion mark by 2019. This rapid increase, unfortunately, sees cybercriminals adapting and
The Strengths And Weaknesses Of Biometrics
Authentication is the process of determining whether a person is who he or she claims to be. This process can occur in one of two
IT Security Predictions For 2018
2017 was a watershed year in cyber security in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. Major organisations – from Singapore’s leading universities and Ministry of Defence to Australia’s national broadcaster and
The Future of Cybersecurity Is in High-Speed Quantum Encryption
The new quantum encryption system represents a new level in cryptography, which is quite ironic since the advent of quantum computing has been considered a threat to current encryption methods, but it might just hold the key to keeping the internet safe and secure.