Mozilla Ends Support for Firefox Password Manager App
Firefox Lockwise will soon stop being supported. Here's what to know and what password management alternatives to consider.
Adam is a writer at Tech.co and has worked as a tech writer, blogger and copy editor for more than a decade. He was a Forbes Contributor on the publishing industry, for which he was named a Digital Book World 2018 award finalist. His work has appeared in publications including Popular Mechanics and IDG Connect, and his art history book on 1970s sci-fi, 'Worlds Beyond Time,' is out from Abrams Books in July 2023. In the meantime, he's hunting down the latest news on VPNs, POS systems, and the future of tech.
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Jack Dorsey Steps Down as Twitter CEO
Jack Dorsey is moving on, and he's tweeted his entire resignation email to prove it.
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If You Have FatPipe VPN, Update Now: FBI Warns of Zero-Day Flaw
Hackers have been using the flaw to gain access to companies' internal networks for months.
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US Banks Will Have 36 Hours to Report Cyberattacks, Regulators Say
As fintech gains a foothold in US banks, regulators are making sure that cybersecurity remains a priority.
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3 Biggest Security Risks to a Workforce Going Remote
The pandemic-driven shift towards remote work has highlighted threats like ransomware and mobile attacks.
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WordPress Sites Face Wave of Fake Ransomware Scams
Why bother with ransomware when you can just lie and say you did? Here's how website owners can spot the latest scam.
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Facebook Adds Features to Allow Shopping Within Groups
Users can now buy merch and products directly from a Group they're in or locate other member-recommended products.
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Survey: 41% of Managers Allow Employees to Set Their Own Hours
Plus, 27% of them say that those hours don't even need to add up to 40 per week.
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Twitter’s Finally Getting Rid of Its Widely Hated Auto-Refreshing Feed
Twitter's also recently changed the way that it displays images, so we're getting a lot of updates here.
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71% of CFOs Sped Up Digital Payment Adoption in the Pandemic
Virtual card payments are up while check and cash payments are down: Payments are officially going remote.
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An FBI Email Network Was Hacked to Send Thousands of Fake Emails
One FBI online portal left its own account verification code publicly accessible in the website's HTML code. That's bad.
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US and Israel Form a Ransomware-Focused Joint Task Force
The two countries will be sharing information as well as deploying new staff training and study visits.
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How to Improve Fuel Economy in a Truck
Optimizing fuel use is essential for any fleet – it can be as much as 20% of a fleet's total operating cost.
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Mastercard Partners With Bakkt to Offer Cryptocurrency
About 2.8 billion Mastercard users around the world will soon be able to buy and spend cryptocurrencies.
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Here Are 150 Fake Android Apps to Delete From Your Phone
The apps had been been advertised on sites like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok to lure in more victims.
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Focusing on Engagement Above All Else Is Killing the Internet
The internet doesn't have a tech problem. It's just ruled by those who value profits over policy.
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Facebook Rebrands as ‘Meta’ Amid Its Biggest Crisis Ever
Facebook is now Meta, but won't change the core features that make the platform so harmful to its userbase of billions.
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How Retailers Can Prepare for a Rough Holiday Season
How can small businesses keep selling this holiday season in the middle of a pandemic supply chain squeeze?
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The Most Common Cybercrimes in the US May Surprise You
Social engineering was a huge threat in 2020 and likely remains one today. Here's what that means for you.
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New Luna POS Offer Biometrics to Let Shoppers Pay With Their Face
The tech works by scanning a customer's face, just like some smartphones can unlock with facial biometrics.
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Google Uncovers 1.6M Phishing Emails and a Cryptocurrency Scam
Google also displayed around 62K 'Safe Browsing' phishing page warnings, so here's your reminder to pay attention to those.