Watch Out for These Fake Chrome Extensions
The Chrome Web Store has some very convincing extensions that inject malicious code into ecommerce websites you visit.
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Apple: 95% of iCloud Users Enabled Multi-Factor Authentication
The security features will make way for Apple's upcoming passwordless option for its many users.
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FTC Suing Data Broker for Selling Off Location Data of US Citizens
The Commission voted 4-1 to file the complaint against Idaho-based broker Kochava.
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No Logs, No Problem: PIA Passes Rigorous Audit Test
Deloitte have been picking apart PIA's network and found the VPN provider does exactly what it says it does.
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Google Docs Now Has an Emoji Shortcut
Get those applause emojis at the ready, Google has just made the lives of the emoji-obsessed a little bit easier.
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Google Launches Rewards Program for Open Source Software Bugs
Attacks on the open source supply chain rose by 650% last year. Now, Google's paying people to help stop future ones.
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Meta Ends Support for the Facebook Gaming App
Facebook and Snapchat are just the latest social media giants to withdraw support from games on their platforms.
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Smooth Jazz Lovers Rejoice: Microsoft Teams Adds Hold Music
The web conferencing software's new feature will let music be played as soon as a call transfer is initiated.
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Are Instant Messaging Apps Like Slack an Instant Productivity Killer?
Bubbles is a business communication tool that could help remote workers feel less overwhelmed with always being available.
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Zoom Adds Translated Captions As a Paid Add-On
We're breaking past language barriers, as live translated captions are already coming to Microsoft Teams as well.
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LastPass Was Hacked and Lost Source Code Because of It
If you're among LastPass's 33 million customer, don't worry: All user account data remained secure despite the breach.
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Hackers Behind Twilio’s Data Breach Also Compromised DoorDash
Twilio says it has now revoked all unauthorized access, but the hacking group has found plenty of new targets.
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How to Avoid Student Loan Scams
Student loan payments will resume in 2023 and that means more forgiveness scams are likely on the way as well.
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Microsoft Teams Adds New Feature for Leaving Meetings
With this new feature, users will be able to leave meetings on all their devices with a single click.
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Salesforce Easy Makes the CRM Accessible to Small Businesses
The affordable platform offers a wide range of new features that can help small businesses drive efficient growth.
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It’s Not Just Apple Employees: Why Workers Need Remote Flexibility
Lower wages, long Covid caution, and a tight labor market all spur employees to band together against in-office mandates.
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Twitter Hides Data Breaches From Its Board, Says Whistleblower
According to the leak, half of Twitter's servers have been running old and vulnerable software while executives do little.
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Are Mandatory Password Updates Even Necessary?
Security experts have weighed in and found that requiring employees to regularly update their password doesn't do much.
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You Need to Update All Your Apple Devices Right Now
A significant security vulnerability is affecting all Apple devices, so it's time to update all of them as soon as possible.
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Report: Half of US Businesses Are Planning Layoffs
A new survey of US executives and board members found that some big shifts are likely coming to the business world.
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Less Than Half of Large US Businesses Investing in Cybersecurity Despite Major Concern
Despite the rise in threats to businesses, companies aren't doing enough to protect themselves or their customers.
