Cybercriminals are bypassing two-factor authentication using fraudulent online bot services automating phone calls, targeting multiple countries. Read more about how to protect from this threat. Single-factor authentication should not be used anymore Single factor authentication has been the standard for
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Google pauses threat to remove Bandcamp Android app
Musicians and customers can continue using Bandcamp on Android as always, for now Why it matters: For the time being, Bandcamp users on Android shouldn’t worry about the future of the app or its payment system. The legal dispute between Google and
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Hackers have carried out over 65,000 attacks through Windows’ Print Spooler exploit
A number of vulnerabilities within the printing application has led to a string of cyberattacks from all over the world. If you have used Windows’ Print Spooler application recently, you could be the victim of a hack. A new report, from
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AnyDesk vs TeamViewer: Remote desktop software comparison
When it comes to remote desktop software, AnyDesk and TeamViewer are two top contenders. Which one is the best choice for you? As more and more businesses shift to implementing remote and hybrid workplace practices, they’ll need a remote desktop software for
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Can digital dollars be as anonymous as cash? It’s time to find out, say lawmakers
A pilot of e-Cash that’s as private as physical coins is the objective of a proposed new bill. A US House of Representatives bill is proposing a trial of digital dollars that would replicate the privacy and anonymity of physical
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Apple’s new Mac Studio: The Mac Mini grows up
Apple’s newest desktop might look like an unusually tall Mac Mini, but it’s designed to take on the company’s most powerful Mac Pros. Apple debuted its Mac Studio desktop PC at today’s Peek Performance event. The unit resembles a slightly
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AirTags hands on: Apple’s impressive Bluetooth trackers will get an Android app
Apple’s $29 Bluetooth tracker called an AirTag. Attach one to an item and you can locate it with your iPhone’s Find My app. An Apple AirTag is a tiny Bluetooth tracker that attaches to an object like your keys and can be
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Viewsonic VP3268a-4K review
USB-C upgrades for this 4K productivity monitor make for a powerful productivity package OUR VERDICT An upgrade to USB-C connectivity for Viewsonic’s 4K 32-inch productivity panel delivers a compelling value proposition FOR Great overall productivity feature set Good factory calibration
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Should robots be able to deliver booze?
Age-restricted items present an interesting regulatory and commercial challenge for autonomous delivery. A prolific early contender in the autonomous delivery race has forged a partnership with an authentication company. The reason? There’s a big market for the delivery of age-restricted
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Don’t let scammers get their hands on your sensitive information. Here’s how to secure your online accounts with multi-factor authentication (MFA), aka two-factor authentication (2FA). The 2014 Heartbleed bug exposed millions of internet logins to scammers thanks to one itty-bitty piece of
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