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Google says account breaches fell by half since turning on 2SV by default
Google reported a 50% decrease in account breaches after automatically enrolling 150 million users in two-step verification last year.
The MY2022 app is a required download for Olympians and looks like a security nightmare
To attend or participate in the 2022 Winter Olympics, you need to install the MY2022 app. Unfortunately, it's also riddled with big red flags regarding security and privacy. Here's what we found.
Upgrade to a tri-band WI-Fi 6 mesh with this Gryphon lightning deal
Upgrade your WI-Fi with a tri-band Wi-Fi 6 mesh system from Gryphon. The Gryphon AX has an AX4300 connection with 3,000 square feet of coverage with one node and 5,00 square feet with two.
3 important steps for keeping your kids safe online in 2022
If you're concerned about keeping your child and their information safe while they enjoy the internet, there are three simple things you can do to protect them.
UK proposes new law to ban the sale of unsecure devices
A new law in the UK will penalize device manufacturers and distributors who manufacture and distribute devices with easy-to-guess default passwords.
Data breaches: What they are, why they're serious, and is your privacy at risk
T-Mobile is the latest company to fall victim to a data breach. T-Mobile has specialists paid to take care of its own problems, but what can we do to safeguard our information?
Avast Secure Browser: Assuring your right to online privacy
For a secure online experience you can trust, Avast Secure Browser is the one you need.
Google will keep Nest devices updated longer than its Android phones
Google today outlined a few of the ways it planned to keep Nest-branded smart home devices secure.
Google just made its password manager way more useful on Chrome and Android
Google just launched some new important password features on Android and in the Chrome browser.
