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What is quantum encryption? How it works and why it matters
As the age of quantum computers approaches, it brings both exciting opportunities and new challenges for consumer technology. One is that quantum computing has the potential to break otherwise solid e...
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What is a QR code?
You’ve probably seen these scannable symbols everywhere: restaurant menus, event tickets, or flight boarding passes. With just a quick scan using your phone’s camera, you can open a website, pick ...
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Quantum VPN: What it is and why it matters
A quantum VPN is a virtual private network designed to protect your internet data from the coming threat of quantum computers. Unlike traditional VPNs that rely on encryption algorithms vulnerable to ...
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How to stop DDoS attacks on Xbox (full guide)
Dealing with a DDoS (Distributed Denial-of-Service) attack on Xbox can be incredibly frustrating, disrupting your gaming and causing immense lag. These malicious attacks aim to overwhelm your internet...
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What is CAPTCHA and how does it work?
Deciphering squiggly letters, tapping on every image with a traffic light, or sliding a puzzle piece into place… We increasingly have to solve these small digital challenges, otherwise known as CAPT...
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Anonymous file sharing: Stay private while sending files online
Sharing files online comes with real privacy risks, not just from cybercriminals or corporations, but sometimes even from the people you share with. In this context, anonymous file sharing can mean tw...
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Privacy vs. anonymity: Definitions, differences, and why it matters
Have you ever heard people use “privacy” and “anonymity” like they mean the same thing? They don’t. Privacy is about keeping your personal life to yourself, while anonymity is about hiding w...
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How to implement zero trust
Zero trust represents a shift in how organizations protect what matters most. With cyber threats growing, adopting zero trust helps you stay ahead and protect your business from serious harm. The core...
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Smartwatch security: How to protect your data and privacy
Smartwatches are powerful devices that offer a window into your personal life. They collect sensitive data like your physical activity, messages, and payment information. As they connect to ever more ...
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The 7 pillars of zero-trust security
Zero trust is a security model based on the assumption that threats exist both within and outside a system. In a zero-trust model, you trust no one until they’ve been adequately authenticated, and e...
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