VPN use may cue government surveillance
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AI browsers: the security headache nobody asked for
Despite their growing presence, AI-powered browsers aren’t ready for prime time when it comes to security
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Ask a security trainer: Can I trust public Wi-Fi networks?
The answer may surprise you
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Great for costume ideas, bad for cybersecurity
State-sponsored hacking collectives are myriad, but let’s focus on one
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Ask a security trainer: What information can my VPN provider see?
Virtual private networks are a useful tool for our digital security kit, but what exactly do they protect us from?
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Ask a security trainer: Will I face increased scrutiny for using Tor?
People may have tried to scare you away from the anonymity-preserving Tor Browser. … Use it anyway!
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How journalists can work from home securely
Both the newsroom and individual journalists must make some changes to work from home securely.
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Keeping your home Wi-Fi router reasonably secure
Learn about how to tighten your home Wi-Fi router's security settings.
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An in-depth guide to choosing a web browser
An ever increasing amount of traffic flows through our devices, turning web browsers from our primary gateway to the web into our primary gateway to the rest of the world.In the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic Google Chrome delayed expected browser updates, as employees quickly transitioned to …
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An in-depth guide to choosing a VPN
A virtual private network, or VPN, is a useful tool for protecting your online activity. But figuring out which credible, secure VPN to use can be a challenge. This guide will show you what to look for when shopping for a VPN.
