The Security category encompasses a range of articles addressing various cybersecurity threats and best practices. Topics include the distinction between phishing and spear phishing attacks, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and preventing these threats. The site also highlights the significance of securing WordPress sites by avoiding default administrator usernames, thereby reducing vulnerability to unauthorized access. Additionally, discussions cover the prevalence of banking malware campaigns, underscoring the need for robust security measures to protect sensitive financial information. Overall, the articles aim to inform readers about cyber threats and provide practical advice for enhancing online security.
This week’s medical and technology news highlights potential risks with medical devices, including a shocking revelation that smartphones can interfere with pacemakers. As wearable health… Read More »Medical Concerns and Best of Technology and Security This Week
Scams targeting Canadians are growing more sophisticated, with one particularly dangerous tactic on the rise: phone scams where fraudsters try to trick you into giving… Read More »Scam: Latest Bank Phone Trickery
Privacy is such a fleeting thing now with the Internet and all those bad actors out there. Do you think you have secured all important… Read More »Crucial Privacy Tips Simply Done
Switching from the default “admin” username in WordPress is crucial for security. By creating a new user with admin privileges and a strong password, you… Read More »WordPress Danger: Admin is NOT your Admin Log in Is It?
Surveillance Capitalism is the selling of information about you, to services and companies that pay Google, Facebook, and others to know where you are. Why… Read More »Surveillance Capitalism Technology
Ransomware works by encrypting data on an infected computer or locking users out, then demanding a ransom for it to be unlocked. One known version… Read More »How Does Ransomware Work?
