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computers once connected to the internet are prone to privacy breaches. in layman thinking, i believe any form of transaction such as internet banking etc. performed over the internet can be sniffed and decrypted. There is no 100% encryption. even for blockchain, i keep on pondering if the creator has some form of master key that can synchronise every node, making even fake transactions deem […]

There are many password management tools available for Windows and macOS that helps to save all passwords in one place. The major difference is that these tools need a master password to unlock or view the content which is different than your computer’s administrator password. Also these tools sync the passwords across the devices to manage the logins and for fillings efficiently. https://www.webnots.com/how-to-protect-saved-passwords-in-google-chrome/

it is insufficient to run just one cos’ it’s a good idea to run two from a different entity to cross-check and complement each other just in case one flop. Please don’t run two antiviruses or two internet security software as this will slow your computer down tremendously. Ideally, a piece of anti-virus and an anti-malware is good enough.

Privacy is another reason to rely on POP3. In this post-Snowden era, many are uncomfortable with keeping personal data like email on a third-party server. Email sitting on a server you don’t control is wide open to access by law enforcement with the right set of warrants. Keeping your email on your devices, and off of third-party servers, means anyone who wants to look at […]

these days, it is not safe to surf nakedly without a VPN. I always think that so what even my privacy is compromised, i have nothing to hide! VPN is meant as a tool to prevent nosey probing but it is not a silver bullet if you are subject of interest by the authority. https://privacyaustralia.net/vpn-tests/

Here is some bit of guidance on what privacy settings to set in your browser. Send ‘Do not track’ requests to websites Block all third-party cookies Disable ActiveX and flash Remove all unnecessary plugins and extensions Install privacy extensions or addons. https://geekflare.com/browser-security-test/

these are a few signs that something isn’t right. Random Pop-ups and Ads Malicious Fake Pop-ups Slow Device Unexplained Data Usage Apps Keep Crashing Random Charges on Your Bill Unwanted App Installs and More Extreme Battery Usage or Drain https://www.gottabemobile.com/how-to-know-if-your-android-is-hacked-how-to-fix-it/