One of the main reasons why your data is not safe without encryption, is the fact that…
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One of the things many people tend to forget when setting up their wireless network is…
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Before you can update your router and improve – for example – its security settings, you need to know it’s IP address, which…
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Endless cases of employees losing their laptops or USB sticks with unencrypted data could soon be history if more institutions were to implement better security for [...]
Corsair Padlock, a USB flash drive offering protection for your data by means of a number combination, bears serious security risks and proves to be an unreliable device to ensure your data stays encrypted.
The idea is certainly great: a regular USB stick equipped with a built-in keypad only granting you access to its data if [...]
The US Army has announced that it is going to employ Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007 on 750,000 computers over the course of this year.
This is one of the largest employments of Vista in government history and has been done with a long delay in order to test the system and wait for critical [...]
We’ve mentioned many times that you are facing a risk of being spied on when using a public wireless network or if you don’t encrypt your wireless network at home. People with a certain basic knowledge and the respective bad intention can actually see quite a lot of what you are doing and even spy [...]
Setting up your wireless router to use WPA encryption is easy and can be done rather quickly. Open your web browser and point it to your router’s web address. If you don’t know the web address, see if this tutorial helps you: Three Steps to Find Out Your Router’s IP Address
Most likely you will be [...]
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