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Maria Diaz/ZDNET We’re a forgetful bunch of people in my house; it’s the sole reason we have a smart garage door opener and why “Have you seen my wallet” is one of the most uttered phrases at home. As iPhone users, we have several AirTags<!–> and take advantage of the Find My feature in AirPods–> […] More
Maria Diaz/ZDNET We’re a forgetful bunch of people in my house; it’s the sole reason we have a smart garage door opener and why “Have you seen my wallet” is the most uttered phrase at home. As iPhone users, we have our AirTags and take advantage of the Find My feature in AirPods and other […] More
The hackers are looking to offload the entire set of data for $100,000 in Monero cryptocurrency. Razer/ZDNET Razer says it is still investigating an alleged breach involving its virtual gaming credits platform, Razer Gold, after hackers claim to have stolen source codes and encryption keys, among others. The gaming peripheral maker had conducted a “thorough […] More
<!–> fotograzia/Getty Images Human error has been identified as the cause of DBS Bank’s hours-long service outage in May this year but unrelated to a previous disruption in March. In the May 5 incident, the Singapore bank’s customers were unable to access their online and mobile banking services, including DBS’ mobile wallet PayLah. ATM (automated […] More
<!–> d3sign/Getty Images I prioritze data security. Even though some security and privacy configurations end up meaning my experience isn’t as efficient as possible, I will always go for security over simplicity – and you should as well. Every day there’s a new hack waiting for you to look the other way, so it can […] More
<!–> Getty Images/Oscar Wong The ongoing obsession with artificial intelligence (AI), and generative AI specifically, signals a need for businesses to focus on security – but critical data protection fundamentals are still somewhat lacking. Spurred largely by OpenAI’s ChatGPT, growing interest in generative AI has pushed organizations to look at how they should use the technology. […] More
Flipper Zero reading an NFC security key Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET I like my Flipper Zero, but what I hate is all the fake stuff that people looking for attention upload to TikTok. No, the Flipper Zero can’t change gas station signs, can’t copy credit and debit cards, and can’t turn off the displays at your burger […] More
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