All posts tagged "Security"
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NewsWindows 11 Receives First-Ever Patch Tuesday Updates
It's that time of the month again with Patch Tuesday, and today Windows 11 is receiving its first set of cumulative updates....
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How-To
Generate Random Email Addresses for Logins Using 1Password
I’ve been using 1Password for many years and it’s one of the more full-featured and easy-to-use password managers out there.
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How-To
6 Freedom of Information Sites to See Declassified Documents and Secrets
The following FOIA websites are local and federal government response to this law. They are a way to make government more transparent...
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How-To
What are Deepfakes and Why Are They So Dangerous?
Deepfakes are used for laughs and more nefarious reasons. Here's more about the concept and why it isn't all fun and games.
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Unplugged
Discover These Cyber Security Myths and Better Protect Yourself
Cyber security myths should be avoided so your personal information online is protected. Here's a look at facts vs. fiction.
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How-To
How to Add a Digital Signature to a Word Document
You can add a digital signature to Office 365 files, including Microsoft Word documents. Here are the steps to take to make...
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Explainer
What is TPM and Why It’s Important for Windows 11
The Windows 11 TPM requirement is confusing and isn't necessarily set in stone. Here's the latest information on the subject.
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Explainer
What is Tutanota Secure Email and What Does It Cost?
When it comes to security, not all email services are created equally. But Tutanota is an encrypted email service based in Germany....
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How-To
How to Password Protect Your Google Activity History
Google search or other Google products, like Google Docs, for example, the company stores your activity history on its servers. Here's how...
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How-To
How to Make Microsoft Edge Suggest Strong Passwords
Creating strong passwords for your online services is important. And Microsoft Edge can generate and save them for you. Here's how.
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How-To
How to Set Up Activation Lock on Your Mac and Protect Your Files
With Activation Lock, you can protect your data if your Mac is lost or stolen. It can also deter anyone from reactivating...
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News
Google is Going to Require You to Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Google will soon require all users to enable Two-Factor Authentication 2FA for all accounts that are appropriately configured.
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How-To
How to Use Selective Sync for Dropbox
You don't have to sync everything in your Dropbox account to all your computers. Here's how to use the Selective Sync feature...
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How-To
How to Perform a Safety Check in Google Chrome
Did you know that you can run a Safety Check in Chrome to find potentially harmful extensions, compromised passwords, and more? Here’s...
