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Chrome’s Enhanced Security Feature Protects You from Phishing | Sync Up
With the number of phishing sites at an all-time high, Google Chrome’s latest update aims to make your online experience safer than ever before.
Read MoreBotnet Malware Tricked to Uninstall Itself on 700,000 Computers | Sync Up
Was a hacker controlling your computer without you knowing? Here’s how the FBI tricked botnet malware into uninstalling across 700,000 computers.
Read MoreThis Smart Light Bulb Can Be Hacked to Steal Your Data | Sync Up
While smart bulbs make it easy to control room lighting, a new report shows how one specific bulb could expose your sensitive information to hackers.
Read MoreThe Future of IT: Predicting Key Trends in the Next Decade
With technology advancing faster than ever before, here are a few trends that are the most likely to drive the next decade of IT services.
Read MoreUnderstanding the Role of AI in Cybersecurity: Benefits and Risks
While the interest in artificial intelligence solutions appears to be growing by the day, what role does AI play in cybersecurity?
Read MoreRemove Your Private Info from Google with These New Features | Sync Up
Have you ever Googled yourself and found private information you don’t want online? Here’s a new way to scrub that data from Google’s search results.
Read MoreOpenAI Can’t Identify AI-Generated Text or Misinformation | Sync Up
How difficult is it to detect AI-generated content? Let’s just say it’s difficult enough for OpenAI to shut down its AI-detection tool. Here’s how it could contribute to the spread of misinformation.
Read MoreNew Security Labels for Smart Devices to Help Buy Safer Tech | Sync Up
Smart devices will soon have a new label to help consumers identify if the device meets modern cybersecurity standards. Here’s why this could be a huge benefit when shopping for new tech.
Read MoreNew FCC Rules Aim to Stop SIM Swap Attacks | Secure Your Phone Number | Sync Up
As hackers now commonly hijack phone numbers with SIM swap attacks, the FCC is stepping in to protect customers. Here’s how one of these attacks occurs and what you can do to protect yourself.
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