CybersecurityWhat is 3-2-1 Backup Rule to Protect Your Data?
A simple but effective strategy that you need to apply to keep your files safe in case of hard disk failure.
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CybersecurityA simple but effective strategy that you need to apply to keep your files safe in case of hard disk failure.
Mobile & WearablesApple’s new digital assistant is able to scan more personal data; guide to check here Home
CybersecurityDue to the tool called GrayKey, law enforcement can disable the security feature of Apple to access locked iPhone devices
CybersecurityThe research reveals that major AI platforms are transferring data from user requests to advertising networks.
Social Media & PlatformsA jury decided Facebook’s user data unauthorizedly sharing them, and the company was legally responsible.
Large Language ModelsResearch reveals that conversation-based artificial intelligence models are bloody by using their mechanisms of persuade real knowledge.
Cloud & InfrastructureDropbox has published updated service terms that will enter into force from 1 January 2027 and feedback from the tech community.
CybersecurityA camera captured by hackers included 1.6 million images and could detect people as well as cars
CybersecurityHackers have access to Flock cameras, and the data they obtain, in detail how this common surveillance system works
CybersecurityThe ACM Communique article examines complex structure of data privacy in digital age and compelling aspects of protection mechanisms.
CybersecurityLG televisions have scanned phones and other devices on the network connected and appeared to have the ability to monitor user activity.
Hardware & ChipsIf your SSD or hard disk fails and it can be impossible to recover your files if you don’t have it. Here are steps to check.
Smart Home & IoTDJI introduced the second generation Romo robovac; it goes to privacy concerns with more quiet, barrier climbing successful and local data mode.
CybersecurityA reverse search service based on face recognition technology left the internet in a way that does not protect the database of millions of people.