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Old accounts are often unmaintained and forgotten - which can be problematic when you want to "clean up" some of your digital footprint by deleting them or go back to secure them with stronger passwords/MFA.
How do you find these old accounts when your recollection isn't enough? Fortunately, we al...
Update/Revision of the post originally published on 5 DEC 2023.
You’re justified in blocking targeted ads. Malvertising is alive and well and poses a too-big-to-ignore risk to the end user.
For your security (and privacy) you should block ads by default. Here's why.
Your home or small office (SOHO router) is likely being targeted by cybercriminals, malware, and nation-state actors alike. Though this targeting often has nothing to do with wanting to spy on you, your SOHO router can be a valuable resource for threat actors looking to conceal their malicious traff...
Router and wireless security for the home/small network is often overlooked due to the limitations of consumer grade hardware and general lack of awareness of network security (NetSec).
As such, many users run home or small office networks that introduce a great amount of unnecessary risk.
This...
Everyone should be using multifactor authentication (MFA) to further secure their online accounts - especially accounts deemed crucial, such as email and bank accounts. Stronger forms of MFA, which involve using an authenticator app or a hardware key, provide an enhanced layer of protection from a...
This post was originally published on 10 MAY 2023; it has since been updated and revised.
Welcome to the world of cybersecurity!
This guide was written for complete cybersecurity and privacy novices in mind. It is designed to get anyone started on improving their personal cybersecurity, wh...
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