In the last few years, we have presented a number of posts on cybersecurity threats. Today, we focus on cybersecurity threats aimed at students. This is a growing problem.…
Avoid Being Scammed
According to Vocabulary.com. a scam involves “a sneaky or dishonest activity meant to con someone.” And of course, we want to avoid being scammed. Beware how hard some …
Facial Recognition Still Not Overly Popular
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In October 2019, we addressed a very controversial subject. As we asked: When People Will Accept Facial Recognition? Now, we turn to facial recognition still not overly popular. Read …
Identity Theft by State
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Often, we point out the problems of identity theft. Along with our need to be more careful. Today, we look at identity theft by state. Indeed, the results may surprise …
New Study on American Password Security
For about six years, we have discussed the use of passwords. Or their lack of use! 🙁 Now we ask, are things better today? And we present the highlights from …
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