You have probably heard lots of advice about how to protect your privacy on social media. Some of these may have been tips like:Securing access to your information by sharing only with

For the past few months there has been one thing that has dominated everything else in the news cycle and in our lives. It continues to be important and there are going to

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Zoom has quickly become an important tool in our new work-from-home lives. Unfortunately, there have been bumps along the way, including security and privacy controls. As the video conferencing application became widely used,

Whenever there are major headlines in the news, hackers use them to attack innocent people in hopes of breaking their security. Unfortunately, the current pandemic is no exception to this phenomenon. Also, with

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We are only a few weeks into the new year and already there are new security attacks and repeat offenders in the news. Patch Tuesday was a really big deal for Microsoft this