information theft
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You won't get hacked just by connecting to public Wi-Fi! That's the real risk!
while connecting to public wi-fi may seem risky, logging into your favorite coffee shop isn't necessarily the cybersecurity threat many people think it is.
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Detect new Android malware fake system update to track and steal user information
the malware can disguise itself as a system update and is designed to automatically activate whenever new information is entered into a device.
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Source code of upcoming AMD graphics products was suddenly stolen
this list includes models of navi 10, navi 21, and arden gpus.
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10 online security tips from Google
you can mention some simple ways such as using complex passwords or always locking devices after use. these tips can be applied both on computers and mobile devices.
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Securely protect information on Wi-Fi network
wi-fi networks are not yet a safe environment. on private networks, users can enable secure encryption to prevent illegal users from connecting and capturing traffic. however, depending on the security method used, user data can still be stolen. and
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Risks from malware and how to prevent it
the article will focus on recent malware threats and suggest possible solutions to deal with these threats.
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Differentiate types of malware
some people have a habit of calling all malicious software (malicious software) under a common name as computer virus, but this is completely incorrect. viruses, worms and trojans are different types of malicious software with different behaviors. in particular, they spread themselves in many
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British intelligence said no to Chinese computers
the independent revealed two british intelligence agencies, mi6 and mi5, banned the use of chinese-made lenovo computers for fear of being vulnerable to intruders, stealing confidential information.
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4 potential risks of using public wifi that users should know
public wi-fi is now available everywhere from cafes, cinemas ... and becomes one of the familiar things for today's smartphone users. but not everyone knows that public wifi has a lot of potential dangers.
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Azorult Trojan steals user passwords while running in the background like Google Update
azorult trojan is a malware released to steal user information on a large scale.