Email users are being bombarded with authentic-looking messages that instruct them to provide sensitive personal information. It's called "phishing." Individuals who "bite" are exposed to identity theft.
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Passwords are frequently the only thing protecting our private information from prying eyes. Many web sites that store your personal information (for example web mail, photo or document storage sites, and money management sites) require just a user name and password for protection. Some sites, Read More
April 1, 2004 -- On April Fools Day, Google, the Internet search engine heavyweight, soft-launched its new, free email service called Gmail. Read More
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Read MoreInternet users were shocked to learn that the search queries of over 600,000 individuals were exposed online by AOL recently. Read More
Are you asking for a “smart” appliance or thermostat, fitness tracking device, connected security camera system for your home, or even smart clothing this holiday season? As the holiday season approaches, all the new cool technology gadgets that are “must haves” may have privacy risks you didn’t Read More