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    Over 15,000 Roku accounts were breached. Here’s what you need to do

    <!–> Tiffany Hagler-Geard/Bloomberg via Getty Images After noticing suspicious activity on individual user accounts, Roku announced that 15,363 had been breached by unauthorized users who likely repurposed usernames and passwords from other breaches. Roku’s investigation found that these bad actors then used these accounts to pay for streaming services. Whether you were affected or not, […] More

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    Singapore to begin passportless immigration clearance using QR codes

    <!–> d3sign/Getty Images Travelers driving through Singapore’s land borders will soon be able to clear immigration using a QR code, removing the need to flash their passports. The QR codes can be generated via the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) mobile app before travelers arrive at the Woodlands or Tuas checkpoints at the border with neighboring […] More

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    How AI firewalls will secure your new business applications

    <!–> BlackJack3D/Getty Images AI and cybersecurity have been inextricably linked for many years. The good guys use AI to analyze incoming data packets and help block malicious activity while the bad guys use AI to find and create gaps in their targets’ security. AI has contributed to the ever-escalating arms race. AI has been used […] More

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    How to lock away sensitive information on Linux with KDE Vaults

    <!–> DBenitostock/Getty Images You probably have documents you want to keep away from prying eyes. These could be contracts, wills, bank account information, deeds, or just about anything that contains details about you, your family, or your life that shouldn’t find their way into the wrong hands. One of the best methods of locking those […] More

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    Driving fast or braking hard? Your connected car may be telling your insurance company

    <!–> David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images Automakers like General Motors (GM) are sharing customers’ detailed driving behavior data with insurance companies, a practice that can lead to higher premiums for some drivers. According to a report in The New York Times today, the practice is fueling concerns over privacy and consent in the IoT world.  […] More