Top 4 Best Practices For Protecting Your Business From Insider Threats

Whether a staff member is exfiltrating information on purpose or unintentionally exposing security implementations, threats from malicious and negligent insiders are real. CA Technologies’ Insider Threat Report: 2018 revealed that 90 percent of companies feel vulnerable to insider threats. 53 percent also confirmed insider attacks on their organizations in the past 12 months. It’s clear that enterprises need to pay close attention to this threat and take appropriate steps to protect their integrity....

September 17, 2022 · 5 min · 939 words · Sean Gilbert

This Viral Facebook Privacy Hoax Is Back Don T Fall For It

Recently a fake Facebook status cautioning that the social media giant is about to reveal all of your private and personal photos and messages has resurfaced again. The status message, and following the modification of it, date back to at least June 2012, and systematically gain adhesion. However, notwithstanding so many awareness about Facebook hoaxes, still, many online users fall for them and make them viral by their own effort....

September 16, 2022 · 3 min · 427 words · Lorene Johnston

Tiktok Military Sleep Hack Claims To Help You Fall Asleep In 2 Minutes

But with everything going on in the world, many people struggle to fall asleep or stay asleep. You can try several things to get proper shut-eye, with many turning to technology. Read on for a viral video that claims to get you sleeping sound in under two minutes. Here’s the backstory Whether you meditate to center and calm yourself or sip chamomile tea, there are plenty of techniques to lower your stress levels....

September 16, 2022 · 3 min · 453 words · Tony Glass

Top 5 Enterprise Tools That Have Free Home Trials

Under such circumstances, in-house security teams are looking for any information security suites that can get rid of cyber threats and attacks, ideally with an eye on being able to “try before you buy” in case the service doesn’t do what it needs to for your company. In this article, we will examine some popular enterprise tools with free home trials to see which products might be most effective against data breaches....

September 16, 2022 · 6 min · 1072 words · Charlotte Smith

This Tiny Gadget Can Hack Any Iphone 7 7 Plus Passcode

The popular YouTuber EverythingApplePro brought to the scene a device that can “enter” and attack any iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, discovering the security code, the passcode, without major problems, just having the supported versions for $500. Shoot iPhone security with brute force The device has a compact size and its action is exceptional. It features 3 USB ports, capable of attacking iOS security through brute force, discovering the operating system access code on 3 devices simultaneously....

September 15, 2022 · 2 min · 388 words · Christine Konkel

Time To Upgrade Google Chrome Is Going To End Support For These Old Versions Of Windows

Google will drop support for the two legacy Windows versions in the Chrome 110 stable release, which is pencilled in for February 7. That version of Chrome makes Windows 10 the new minimum requirement for Chrome for Windows. The date is consistent with Google’s commitment, following 2020’s pandemic lockdowns, to support Windows 7, so long as Microsoft was supporting that version under its Extended Security Update (ESU) program. Also: Why can’t I get Windows 11 22H2 yet?...

September 15, 2022 · 2 min · 340 words · Darrell Stone

Top 20 Most Dangerous Black Hat Hackers Of All Time

1. Adrian Lamo “The Homeless Hacker” Adrian Lamo became famous after penetrating the systems of The New York Times, Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft, until he was arrested in 2003. He was known as the “homeless hacker” who used cafes and libraries as a base. After an investigation of 15 months, Lamo was arrested in California and has agreed to serve six months of house arrest. Recently, it would have been one of those who denounced Chelsea Manning, the soldier who leaked confidential data from the US government to WikiLeaks....

September 15, 2022 · 8 min · 1617 words · Jessica Dennis

Top 5 Web Application Security Scanners Of 2018

A web vulnerability scanner communicates with a web application through the web front-end to discover potential security vulnerabilities and architectural weaknesses. It does not access the source code and only performs functional testing to find security vulnerabilities. There are a number of web security scanners available that are paid or free. Here we have discussed some of the top web security scanners that can help you to assess your web application to eliminate the security risks....

September 15, 2022 · 4 min · 810 words · Mark Turner

Toshiba S New Cameraphone Sensor Sees Double

Year after year, companies have shoved more and more megapixels into devices that get larger and larger, but at the same time are becoming dangerously anorexic. When building a phone with a camera sensor that has limited z-height, you sacrifice things like depth of field and focal length. Toshiba’s answer to this problem is to build a camera with not one, but two sensors. Now I know what you’re thinking: We did this bullshit back when companies were trying to get 3D off the ground....

September 15, 2022 · 2 min · 249 words · Edna Simpson

Ties Chromebooks Android Closer Together Kills The Password

During an early preview of the next-gen Android /a> at I/O, the company outlined plans to optionally tie authentication to a secondary device, letting you bypass your phone or tablet’s lock screen if, say, you were already wearing an Android ar watch signed into your account. ter in the I/O keynote, Sundar chai, the head of both Chrome Android, took the stage announced that Chromebooks are getting a similar feature....

September 14, 2022 · 2 min · 362 words · Kenny Gross

Tim Cook Turned Apple Into A Boring Company

The same report also stated that Apple has become increasingly reliant on the iPhone as a source of revenue, and they are not trying to introduce another breakthrough product since Steve Jobs death in 2011. According to the reports from Redmond Pie, the latest batch of criticism comes from Bob Burrough, who is a former Apple engineer. Bob Burrough worked both under Steve Jobs and Tim Cook. During an interview with CNBC, Bob Burrough said that Tim Cook turned Apple “from a dynamic change-maker into a boring operations company....

September 14, 2022 · 2 min · 315 words · Ramiro Bowen

Too Many Google Chrome Tabs Open Here S How To Take Back Control

Take a moment to look at how many tabs do you have open in your browser? Go on, I’ll wait for you. If you’re like me, I’ll bet it’s a lot, and that you’ve had some open for so long that you can’t remember why it’s open. Also, if you’re like me, if all those browser tabs were to accidentally vanish, you’d feel a sense of panic or loss. But fear not!...

September 13, 2022 · 4 min · 748 words · Cori Castle

To Developers Get On The 18 9 Bwagon Or Get Left Behind

But there’s a problem when it comes to apps. For years, developers have been optimizing their apps for 16:9 screens, whether they’re 5.2 inches or 5.7 inches. So, when they show up on 18:9 screens (or in Samsung’s case, 18.5:9), there’s going to be some truncating of the screen, meaning the experience will be lessened you won’t be able to take advantage of the extra real estate. So is urging developers to support the new sizes....

September 12, 2022 · 2 min · 334 words · Joshua Gibson

Too Many Cables And Cords Use This Simple Trick To Tell Them Apart

I love helping Komando readers get the most out of their tech. Whether it’s helpful hints and special tricks or just helping you find the right tools, I’ve got you covered! Tap or click to browse my recent columns and tech tips. Sometimes I can help you with a problem you didn’t even realize you had. For example, have you ever noticed that monstrous pile of cables growing out of your surge protectors?...

September 12, 2022 · 3 min · 549 words · Mary Moser

Top 10 Anti Phishing Best Practices

To help prevent the worst case scenario, here are 10 Anti-Phishing best practices in corporate communication that every company, business owner, and employee should be aware of: 1. Implement and Update Company Procedures Every company should implement and periodically update its procedures regarding the protection of its users’ confidential data and business-critical systems. For instance, the companies should frequently perform a backup, restoration, and testing procedures for data assets to quickly recover from the ransomware attack....

September 12, 2022 · 6 min · 1185 words · Linda Williams

Top 25 Best Video Editing Apps For Android 2019

Top 25 Best Video Editing Apps For Your Android Device We have selected some of the best apps that work perfectly and are best according to their user ratings, reviews, download rates and some of our personal experience. So have a look at these apps below. #1 Magisto Video Editor & Maker [appbox googleplay com.magisto] Magisto Video Editor automatically turns your photos and video clips into magical music videos that you’ll want to share with friends and family on Facebook, Instagram and more....

September 12, 2022 · 13 min · 2608 words · Rhonda Haas

Top 6 Worst Airbnb Scams For Renters And How To Spot Them

But like many modern app-based ecosystems, Airbnb lacks serious moderation. And much to the detriment of users, there’s a massive infestation of scammers and con artists flooding the site to find their perfect marks. Tap or click here to see what Airbnb scammers are getting away with. Not all is bad on Airbnb, though. And many honest property owners are losing money, thanks to all the scammers. Thankfully, if you know how to spot the frauds, you can enjoy appropriate accommodations....

September 12, 2022 · 7 min · 1444 words · Lawrence Bishop

Three Top Android Solutions To Rss Feed Gathering In The Wake Of Google Reader S Demise

When the Web was young (so over 15 years ago), keeping track of new content on your favourite sites was easy enough because there weren’t many of them – you simply visited each site every day and looked! But the explosion in site numbers meant that a better solution had to be found in terms of keeping track of ‘what’s new’ – and RSS proved to be it. Google Reader was something of an all-purpose RSS wizard, but with its demise, I present the three best alternatives here, tested by me to work well on Android smartphones....

September 11, 2022 · 8 min · 1551 words · Maurice Williamson

Top 10 Highest Paying Tech Jobs 2019

Top 10 Highest Paying Tech Jobs 2019 #10 Computer Hardware Engineer Average Salary: $101,154 Total Job Openings: 1,264 Computer hardware engineer’s are ranked 10 in this list. Persons who design computers and various electronic gadgets have an average annual salary of $101,154. #9 QA Manager Average Salary: $101,330 Total Job Openings: 1,689 QA is abbreviated as Quality Assurance Manager, he/she has to assure the quality of a product, service or software....

September 11, 2022 · 2 min · 398 words · Ernest Kinley

Tiktok Is Planning To Coming India Again With New Partners

Recently, TikTok reportedly tested a new feature to add, ‘Watch History, ‘which lets users allow to find videos that appeared on their ‘For You’ page. TikTok Seems to Launch in India Soon To recap, the Indian Government banned the app in the Country on June 29, 2020, due to national security issues, but it has achieved massive success in four years. With this ban, the TikTok company and Indian Creators both lose extensive capabilities, and India is the country that has the most TikTok users as creators & as well as viewership....

September 10, 2022 · 2 min · 282 words · Richard Crowell