Colorado is going through its worst wildfire season in a decade. More than half a dozen wildfires are burning across the state, threatening tourist destinations, small businesses and homes. The forced more than 32,000 people to evacuate the area.
The and have safety checklists for before, during and after a wildfire that include tips on how to protect your family, home and business in the event of a wildfire.
Our experts outline key tips to protect your identity and the identities of your loved ones:
Many financial institutions in Europe have no way to test their security plans to protect customer data, according to a study.
Even more troubling: one in five banks surveyed didn’t know if they had suffered a data breach in the past three years. The from information management firms PwC and Iron Mountain also revealed that:
A taunt, or even a malicious lie, is hurtful enough when uttered on a school playground or in the cafeteria. When the same slur is tweeted or posted on Facebook, it graduates to a whole new level. And children might not be the only ones accountable for it.
Parents might find themselves on the hook legally for what their children say online. Tweets or posts that cross the line are prompting defamation of character or libel lawsuits.
Consider these cases: A Georgia teenager is for libel for allegedly creating a Facebook account in her name and posting racist comments. And a Houston father recently his against three children and their parents for allegedly targeting his daughter in malicious posts on Facebook.
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When you think of online scams, it’s easy to imagine them based mainly in Eastern Europe or Nigeria.
But the hard-working folks at show otherwise in a new infographic that covers online scams around the world.
Can you guess the #1 hotspot in the world for Internet scams?
Unsalted hashes. Salted hashes. Understanding these terms will help you fortify your online accounts. Our experts break down the tech talk behind the LinkedIn breach.