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Quick & secure Google is issuing an update to Safe Browsing in Chrome that will reduce page load times while maintaining security.
Stay safe Google is pushing a new update for Chrome that gives users a more watchful eye over their security.
Secure chatting Meta is updating its Messenger app to be more secure and add new features, but it's part of a gradual rollout.
Security fix Another security flaw from Google allows remote code execution on Android phones. But a fix isn't ready yet.
Goodbye, spam Gmail is using a new text vectorizer, called RETVec, to significantly improve spam detection while reducing false positives and latency.
Security fix You'll want to update Chrome ASAP, as Google says there's a fix for an actively-exploited security vulnerability within.
stay safe! The September 2023 security patch has arrived! Here's what to keep an eye out for.
Save on security It's hard to recommend security cameras with cloud storage these days, so consider using this Kasa camera that works perfectly well with just microSD storage.
Versus Whether you're just trying to keep track of a handful of cameras or want a more fully-featured home security system, Nest Aware and Ring Protect can help you get the most out of your smart home tech.
Ring's smart security cameras work fine with a free account, but they're made even better with a Ring Protect subscription.
A cybersecurity engineer discovered a scammer abusing Gmail's new verified checkmark system.
The Passkey concept is a fine way to approach online security but there are plenty of issues to work out.
If you're like many internet users, a secure Google account is one of your most important assets. Secure it and your online life by following these simple steps.
You won't have to pay a billionaire to prove that your emails come from a legitimate source.
Passkeys are spreading to all Google services across all major platforms, co-existing with passwords and two-factor authentication for now.
Researchers found Google Authenticator's account sync isn't encrypted but it's something that is on the way.
You should be using two-factor authentication, and you already know this. But you also need to know which method of 2FA is right for you.
Two-factor authentication can protect your account, and a USB Security Key makes for a great backup if you lose your phone. It's cheap peace of mind and beats the heck out of calling Google.
