“In a car with a stranger. I hope I’m not being abducted”. These were the last words Catherine Serou, a former US marine, texted her mother on the evening of June 15, 2021 before she was murdered by a man whom she had reportedly mistaken for an Uber driver in a small town in Russia. […]
Continue ReadingHeard about the Dark Web and want to know what it is all about? We’ve got answers to the questions you need in this week’s Really Useful Podcast. Is the Dark Web illegal? Is it safe to access the Dark Web? What’s the difference between the Dark Web and the Deep Web? Hit play to find […]
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Google is rolling out an important new privacy feature for users of its Files app. Called Safe Folder, the feature will you keep your files secure and locked down at all times. The company announced the new feature in a post on The Keyword. It’s called Safe Folder, and it makes it so that if […]
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These days, RFID chips are present in all sorts of items: credit cards, library books, grocery goods, security tags, implanted pet details, implanted medical records, passports, and more. While this can be very convenient, a hacker can learn a lot about you from your RFID tags. Here’s the basics of how RFID can be hacked […]
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Google is making it a little easier to stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. To do this, the company is adding a new set of features to Google Maps designed to help us all make better choices when travelling. Which may help prevent a second spike. Countries Are Emerging From Lockdown With countries emerging from […]
Continue ReadingSmartphones have changed the way we interact with the internet. Our cell networks have evolved over the years to keep up with our increasing demand, and 5G is the latest iteration of mobile internet. Now that 5G networks are coming online, there has been speculation about the safety of the technology. You may have even […]
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