Getting results from your search engine seems as easy as a piece of cake; however, it isn’t really so. In fact, there are tons of tools that you cannot see that check your traffic and make sure your network is secure enough. NAT firewall or the Network Address Translation is one of such tools. It might be invisible to you,...
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You might use more than one device to be connected to the Internet at home. For instance, you might have a robot vacuum cleaner, fridge, or smart TV. To make the signal safe and encrypted, you will need to have a good VPN router. However, you might need the application to be installed for each of them. A proper VPN...
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We are protected from various viruses and attacks coming via the web with the help of firewall tools. Nevertheless, not each of them is equally safe and powerful. You might choose the SPI firewall because it is one of the best options. Let’s figure out whether it is good and how it works. What is SPI? SPI is the abbreviation...
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Browsers are our gateway to the wild, wild web. But sometimes browsers can act wild wild themselves. Seeing a strange search engine instead of your homepage? Or lots of annoying ads all over the page? Yeah, your browser might have been hijacked. Read along to find out all about browser hijackers. What is a browser hijacker? A browser hijacker is...
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It is not surprising that Facebook receives enormous income from listing different advertisements on the platform. Even though most users understand that it allows them to navigate social networking sites for free, they feel annoyed. Just imagine that you are chatting with your friends or checking the recent news in your favorite society, and ads start to pop up. Of...
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We all know Grinch, a famous character from Dr. Seuss’s book. This evil green creature tries its worst to steal Christmas from kids and ruin their holidays. Just a fairy tale, right? The digital world, however, is no less alarming and hides numerous threats that can affect your Christmas mood. Just like Grinch, scammers, hackers, and other malicious actors apply...
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WebRTC is amazing. Many awesome and comfortable internet communications rely on this technologically advanced project. Since its first announcement in 2011, the popularity has grown insanely. What does it do? WebRTC, or Web Real-Time Communication, allows two devices to exchange audio and video traffic in real time, essentially creating the basis for all browser chats and webinars. This is just...
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These days, with the rapid development of technologies, scams have become quite a common issue. You can get a few emails from scammers even in one day easily. The scammers’ messages are, in fact, spam sent to your device. Still, it can be quite dangerous spam. You can get certain messages which, once replied can bring bad consequences. In fact,...
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An estimated 38 billion dollars. Or the damage caused by one computer virus, MyDoom. Considered the most notorious malicious type of software in history, MyDoom is a computer worm that affects Windows devices. It has infected millions of computers worldwide since 2004 and is still active. Want to learn more about the virus and how you can keep yourself safe?...
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Keyloggers are such malicious monitoring devices that might record everything that you type on the keyboard. Each keystroke will be watched by them. They are very dangerous. They might quietly reside in your tool, collecting the most sensitive information of yours. You might not even know that your ID data, banking details, passwords might end up in the cybercriminals’ hands....
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Previously, online games were considered for kids and teenagers only. But time changes rapidly, and online gaming has become a really popular activity for people of all ages. We bet you play at least one online game. You probably utilize a gaming console, a PC, or your smartphone to enjoy playing your favorite game in the evening, at the weekends,...
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Imagine you’ve received a message or an email from a bank asking you to confirm information about your personal account. All you need to do is click on a link, fill out a short form, and you’re done. Not a big deal, right? Well, here is the thing. Very likely, the notification wasn’t sent by your bank, but by someone...
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