Are your passwords strong enough to minimize your chances of identity theft or an invasion of your privacy?
As Nicole Perlroth, New York Times reports: “It is absurdly easy …
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Are we really as smart as we think we are? How do YOU rate on the strength of your passwords? Are YOU overly vulnerable to identity theft?
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When you select a privacy option, it is expected that your selection be honored. But, is it? It may depend on your browser settings.
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6.5 million LinkedIn users had their passwords hacked this week. What should you do? Hints below, after the story.
As reported at LinkedIn’s blog: “Yesterday we learned that …
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Do you care about identity theft? You certainly should. Nearly thirty million U.S. homes had a malware infection on their computers over the past year — and about 16 million households …
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