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A group of election security experts is urging lawmakers to drop plans in the annual defense authorization bill which would allow online ballot casting for troops serving overseas, saying the security concerns outweigh the potential benefits.
Our inspiration Ever had a peach, apple or lemon tree go bananas with a bumper crop and not know what to do with it? Or maybe you've seen your neighbours' trees overloaded, left to the birds, falling to the floor and going to waste? We have too,
Snapchat is FINALLY back up following a four-hour outage that left users around the world unable to send or receive photos - just nine days after Facebook went black for seven hours
A new bill introduced by Council Member Ben Kallos would require landlords to provide broadband internet. It would also forbid them from passing on the costs of internet service to tenants.
Email is unsafe. But unfortunately a necessity in our cyber life. We will discuss how you can limit the privacy impact of email on your life. Doing something is not perfect since there is no perfect solution to a safe email. If you do nothing you wil
Teaching you about XMPP and how it can be used as an email substitute. It can be used on Thunderbird!
Banks in Six Countries are Suffering IT Outages, Leaving Customers without Access to their Funds
On Sept. 17, the first day of Russia's parliamentary elections, Apple and Google agreed to demands from the Russian government to remove a strategic voting app developed by opposition leader Alexei Navalny from the iOS and Android app stores.
The impressive trajectory of the Internet age and social media's dominance of how we get our information was put on display Monday night when Facebook and its companies – Instagram and WhatsApp – crashed worldwide.
Facebook Inc.'s platforms and apps, including WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook, abruptly went offline Monday morning, disrupting user access and communication in many countries for an extended period.
Does the US have an internet kill switch? You bet your sweet buttons we do. What do you think would happen if the President deemed it necessary, for "national security," to flip that switch?
There is an active attempt to extract our identities from anything we do on the Internet. The use of this data is not at all limited to "security". Sometimes the use of identity fingerprinting is legitimate but Big Tech knows no limits.
There is an active attempt to extract our identities from anything we do on the Internet. The use of this data is not at all limited to "security". Sometimes the use of identity fingerprinting is legitimate but Big Tech knows no limits.
It's not just a question of faster, but of the unleashing of other technologies, such as AI, augmented reality and the metaverse.
5G symbols vary between carriers and even worse, mean different things.
The "market" for IoE is immense. Devices are proliferating but connectivity to all those devices is struggling to keep up.
With 600,000 orders, SpaceX boosting dish production to (hopefully) meet demand.
Apple introduced a pop-up window for iPhones in April that asks people for their permission to be tracked by different apps.
Ark SpaceX Starlink model are: The number of satellites in the constellation. The bandwidth of each satellite, measured in megabits per second -- Mbps.
Over the last decade, governments worldwide have intentionally shut down the Internet at least 850 times, with a whopping 90% of those shutdowns taking place over just the last five years.
Some 850 internet blackouts have been documented in the last decade in countries around the globe -- 90% of them in the last five years.
Finally we get proof of Internet Backbone Surveillance which supplements the surveillance at the ISP level. This is the kind of stuff that is used to track TOR users and VPN users. Called Netflow data, this type of data provides analysis of server t
A commercial platform announced last year is now generally available to government customers.
Are you looking for a free VPN service for Android? Here are the best virtual private networks for users with devices running Android.
For years, the debate over Big Tech and its threat to freedom has centered most prominently on free speech.
30 years ago, on 6 August 1991, British physicist Tim Berners-Lee at CERN in Switzerland published the first ever website, the WorldWideWeb (W3).
SpaceX now has connected over 90,000 Starlink customers and is adding 20,000 users per month. The growth rate is about 30% per month.
It's important to bear sustainability in mind when you're shopping online. Here are the best online thrift stores to help you do just that.
Don't have a regular ISP? Learn how to get Wi-Fi wherever you are, even without an internet service provider.
My last video was about not using an Antivirus. In this live stream we'll discuss the strategies for protecting yourself against malware in a more realistic way.
