Apple has finally done it. The tech giant is launching iOS 16 and macOS Ventura, which will include changes to how we interact with our phones and computers, including removing the password.
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Data collection in Android and iOS
It’s worth being aware that our smartphones are among the most extensive data-collecting devices. According to research by Trinity College, the University of Dublin, and to the surprise of many, Android devices collect around 20 times as much data about the user as iPhones. The devices surveyed interacted with Google and Apple about every four and a half minutes. The numbers show how difficult, if not impossible, it is to …
A critical vulnerability in the most widely used server software
A critical vulnerability has been found in the most widely used server software that could allow malware to be introduced to many servers available on the Internet. This type of attack is known as remote code execution, and it has already been used in attacks against WordPress installations, for example. The case A vulnerability has been found in the popular Apache server software that could allow malware to be introduced …
Use cloud encryption so no one else can read your files
It has never been a better time to take advantage of the cloud. There are so many benefits to going paperless, from accessing your data anywhere to being environmentally friendly. But before you start saving all your important documents and files up in the cloud, you need to know how to keep them as private as possible. In this article, find out what E2E encryption is and why it’s essential …
The best U2F apps for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone
Biometrics and embedded security are becoming more and more widespread in the world of IT and software. Apple, Google, and Microsoft have all integrated biometric technologies into their devices. But what do you do if you don’t own one of these devices? Or if you travel a lot and want to use your U2F app on different computers? What is U2F? The U2F app will enable you to log in …