With the recent hacking of credit card data, particularly in large retailers such as Target, and the growing surge of compromises on financial data of consumers, questions began to emerge as to the level of security that industries are implementing to protect its valued customers.
Microsoft tightens control over browser extensions to crack down malicious ads
Software giant Microsoft Corporation is expanding its effort to spot on malicious extension behavior not just on its very own Internet Explorer but as well into other browsers that operate within a Windows based computer.
Why many Internet users still fall for cyber attacks and fraud
Recent tech news stories have shown the exponential rise of cyber attacks that come in many forms – from phishing attacks to malware to data breach.
Facebook wants to notify you when your password is hacked
One of the most devastating facet of data breaches involving passwords is that it’s not only one online account that will be compromised, say an email account, but most of the time our social media, bank and other Internet accounts as well. Now Facebook wants, at the very least, to alleviate your fears of hacking […]
Why the Material Design would be a tough sell for Android 5.0
Google finally broke the ice and bared the next-generation of Android: the Lollipop. Also known as Android 5.0, the new iteration of the search giant’s mobile operating system features a newly minted interface called Material Design which shows off animations that take their inspiration from the physical science.
Google Map Knows Where You Were – Every Day of Your Life And How To Change That
Navigating the world and paying zilch for it would probably be considered a joke even a decade ago. But Google Maps changed that for us. Google Maps helps us to find any location we want on the planet and helps us gather knowledge about it. It also helps us navigate to it, all for absolutely […]
