Why Are Mobile Payment Apps Considered As A Key Focus In This Decade

However, still, the mobile payment market isn’t fully embraced by the people. While few are afraid to adapt the system, remaining are either not satisfied with the interface or are not completely aware of the application usage. Proliferation of mobile app payments in preceding year We saw that in 2016 Walmart, CVS, and Kohl’s launched payment feature in their mobile applications. These are just a few to count. There are numerous others who have joined the league....

September 28, 2022 · 3 min · 550 words · Simon White

Why Am I Taking This Samsung T5 External Ssd Apart

Problem is, unless you buy the specific mini-SSDs for the Ninja V, they tend to hang out the side of the recorder and are sometimes knocked while in use. Oh, and because only one manufacturer currently makes them, they’re expensive. Really expensive compared to standard SSDs. That’s when I came across a product called the Andycine Magnalium caddy for the Ninja V. It solves both problems – it’s cheaper than the mini-SSDs, and is smaller than regular SSDs....

September 26, 2022 · 2 min · 223 words · James Mcghee

Why Does Your Organization Need Security Awareness Training

That is where security awareness training plays a major role. Fortifying the weakest link may be done in two ways: Conditioning and awareness. While both deal with behavior modification, in most cases conditioning can be seen as an easier approach, and most companies will be happy with it, since it does not require understanding on the part of the user, other than being rewarded for blindly following a set of specific rules or punished for not doing so....

September 26, 2022 · 7 min · 1441 words · Ruby Alvarado

Why Hackers Target Small Businesses And What To Do To Stay Safe

The reality is a high percentage of cyberattacks target small businesses. It’s the lack of cybersecurity that makes small businesses so attractive. Tap or click here to learn 5 mistakes that could hurt your small business. Thanks to our sponsor, Dell, we’re going to take a closer look at the cyber threats and digital attacks that small businesses face and how they can best shield themselves. Why hackers have small businesses in their sights Studies over the last three years have shown that more than half of all cyberattacks were aimed at small businesses....

September 22, 2022 · 4 min · 756 words · Donald Eldridge

Wikileaks Julian Assange Is Not Dead Just Offline

These three tweets appear to be codes that would unlock some sort of encrypted file as insurance in case something Assange passes. It is a system called “dead man’s device”, basically it is activated when its head is not able to give the order that is still alive and programmed information should not be sent. Declan McCullagh, chief political correspondent for CNET, a CBS company said that “Supporters of WikiLeaks around the world are downloading a file the site calls an insurance policy....

September 19, 2022 · 2 min · 397 words · Jack Arwood

Whoismydns Is A Free Way To See If Your Router Has Been Hacked

At least marketers and advertisers want to make money off of you. The hackers and scammers we’re talking about want to flat-out steal your money by hijacking your personal information. And as much as we don’t want to admit it, these hackers are more intelligent than the average criminal. They use clever tactics to trick you into clicking links with the potential to crash your system, spread malware and even steal your personal information....

September 18, 2022 · 3 min · 605 words · Teri Carlson

Why Aws Sent A Snowcone Into Orbit

In April, an AWS Snowcone storage device hitched a ride on a SpaceX Falcon 9 and Dragon as part of the Ax-1 Mission with space firm Axion Space and NASA. It was the first private astronaut mission to ISS that returned to Earth on the Dragon on April 25. SEE: NASA’s tiny satellite is exploring a new Moon orbit Snowcone is AWS’s rugged edge storage device and it went to ISS almost as-is after thermal and vibration testing to join other ISS tech pioneers like the Raspberry Pi....

September 16, 2022 · 2 min · 378 words · Jesse Elliott

Why You Should Install Ios 15 5 Now

First, we have information on the security contents of the release. This is a big pile of patches – over two dozen. To make matters more serious, quite a few of these can be triggered remotely, and some through malicious websites. And while none of the patched vulnerabilities seem to be actively exploited by attackers at this time, it makes sense to get those installed as soon as possible so that you’re protected....

September 16, 2022 · 2 min · 354 words · Janet Couzens

Wikileaks Reveals The Top Secret Weapon Of The Cia

The latest batch is dedicated to Hive, which WikiLeaks describes as a “back-end infrastructure malware with a public-facing HTTPS interface”, used to transfer information from interesting computers to the CIA and to allow commands to be run on these computers. — WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) April 14, 2017 WikiLeaks points out that anti-virus companies and forensic experts have noted that this malware that acts as a “potential state actor” uses a similar back-end infrastructure, but fails to connect the back-end to CIA operations....

September 15, 2022 · 1 min · 212 words · Brad Schnarr

Why The Nokia 3310 Does Not Make Me Feel Nostalgic

We hope by now you have figured out that we are talking about the Nokia 3310, the feature phone which made a comeback after 17 long years. While it was no secret that the Nokia 3310 was going to (re)launch at the MWC, we did not really know what to expect from the phone. The previous version of the phone had sold millions of units and people around the world had various “memories” attached to the phone which obviously brought in the “nostalgia” factor....

September 14, 2022 · 5 min · 1043 words · Luis Lawing

Why And How You Should Set Up A Locked Folder In Google Photos On Android

However, you might not want just anyone to have access to that information. For such an image, you could also set up a locked folder in Google Photos on Android and tuck that image away for safekeeping. Once you do this, the only way to view that image is via your default screen unlock authentication (such as the fingerprint scanner). There is, of course, a caveat to using a locked folder....

September 13, 2022 · 3 min · 492 words · Dale Petruzzelli

Why Recalling The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Might Not Be So Bad After All

The Recall Recoil The Recall is something I would personally consider as a bold move, firstly because things were going great for Samsung so it was kind of easy to suppress the defect or handle it on a case-by-case basis, and second, it is always moves like this that are perceived negatively in the Stock markets. Last week, after several reports of Note 7 overheating and catching fire, Samsung announced the global recall....

September 13, 2022 · 4 min · 656 words · Jennifer Riley

Why You Shouldn T Buy The Kindle Fire Hd

Kindle Fire HD seems pretty good, why not buy it? Why Kindle Fire HD is a passable tablet We will not go over again comparing it with Google’s Nexus 7, and despite of some issues recently reported by frustrated users, the Kindle Fire HD (the 7 inch version, that is) just can’t compare with Nexus 7’s specs. You just need to look at the pictures of these two to realize that the Kindle Fire HD is way more bulkier than the Nexus 7....

September 13, 2022 · 4 min · 752 words · Helen Anderson

Why Is Costco Succeeding In The Face Of Amazon

If you’re a Costco member (or frequent food court diner), you won’t believe the work that goes into keeping your favorite items affordable and readily available. It may seem effortless, but Costco has a number of tricks up its sleeve that make it one of the best places to shop, eat and work. Don’t forget the free sample! Costco gets right what others get wrong Unlike many of the world’s most valuable companies, Costco flouts the traditional notions of retail business....

September 10, 2022 · 4 min · 757 words · Margaret Messier

Why Is Zoom Keeping End To End Encryption Away From Free Users

But just because something is popular doesn’t mean it’s safe or secure to use. If anything, Zoom’s newfound status has made it a bigger target for hackers and cybercriminals. Tap or click here to see how more than 500,000 Zoom accounts ended up for sale on the Dark Web. As bad as that incident was, however, things almost got much darker for Zoom users. In the company’s latest earnings call, CEO Eric Yuan announced that Zoom would consider implementing end-to-end encryption without giving access to free users....

September 9, 2022 · 3 min · 523 words · Stephanie Bates

Why Are Pesticides Being Sold On Ebay And Amazon For Covid 19

With so many people relying on these online marketplaces, the scammers of the web saw a perfect opportunity to rip desperate people off. Between price gouging ordinary products and shilling phony COVID-19 treatments, avoiding scammers has become increasingly difficult. Tap or click here to see how some scammers got away jacking prices up. The EPA is finally bringing the hammer down on shady online retailers peddling dangerous chemicals as disinfectants and COVID-19 treatments....

September 6, 2022 · 3 min · 488 words · Michael Wilbert

Wikileaks Cia Files 5 Ways We Are Being Hacked

In their document, they showcased that CIA can turn your TV into a mic, hack into computers, bypass the encryption system in some popular chat apps by accessing your operating system directly and lot more. According to the reports, WikiLeaks had only published the first part of the document which includes 7,818 web pages and has 943 attachments. WikiLekas described it as the ‘largest-ever publication of secret intelligence materials.’ Here are the five major finding from the recent WikiLeaks Documents:...

September 6, 2022 · 3 min · 433 words · Paul Cain

Why Buy Now Pay Later Isn T The Best Way To Go For Your Holiday Shopping

If that wasn’t enough, there are plenty of scams to watch out for. Tap or click here for some of the biggest holiday-related scams making the rounds right now. Something else you might have noticed this year: all the “buy now, pay later” options showing up on your favorite retailers’ websites. Why worry about something right now that you can put off until later, right? On the contrary, keep reading to find out why these services might not be the best idea....

September 5, 2022 · 3 min · 452 words · Kathleen Gough

Why You Should Be Using Secure Dns On Your Chromebook

Without DNS, you’d have to remember IP addresses, which is not user-friendly. By default, DNS isn’t terribly secure. Every time you search in your web browser, that search is sent in plain text. That means anyone intercepting the search data you send from your Chromebook can be read. However, if you make use of secure DNS, that search data is encrypted, so it’s far more challenging to read. Because it’s so easy to enable secure DNS in ChromeOS, this should be considered a must-do for anyone who’s adamant about security and privacy....

September 4, 2022 · 2 min · 293 words · Edward Messana

Window 7 8 8 1 Receiving Notification To Upgrade To Window 10

Windows 10, which is the last version of windows is having lots of new things and that is why it must be one of the best-operating systems as Microsoft is adding as much as possible to this. So your wait is over for this as there is an official alert on every Pc containing windows OS to upgrade it to the latest version of Windows 10. Just read out the below to proceed....

September 3, 2022 · 2 min · 274 words · Kelly Riggins