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Data volume is growing exponentially every moment and so is the risk of accidental disclosure. Irrespective of their size, organizations own bulk of sensitive information. From time to time we get to hear about organization security being c...
Unfortunately, we can no longer say that Mac systems are completely safe from malware attacks. Mac computers are preferred over Windows as it is believed that OS X doesn’t have a lot of malware to worry about. But this is not completely t...
Discord is a freeware VoIP application designed for gamers and is the best option when it comes to interacting with friends while gaming. This application has a sleek look and functionality somewhat like Skype and Telegram. The idea behind ...
Want to use Linux Mint alongside Windows 10? Great decision! And you have landed on the right page. This article will take you through easy steps to help you install Linux Mint along with Windows 10. Let’s get started. Linux Mint is...
There’s a practice that is being followed in the cybersecurity world for a long time- “Constant change or evolution is the only way to keep applications safe forever”. In the past, inter-component authentication was a hassle for ma...
Half of 2016 is over. And how many places did you manage to explore keeping with your travel aspirations for the year? We know. We Know. The list keeps growing! You might be traveling far and wide. But the one that the modern traveler just...
Artificial Intelligence or A.I. has been one of the most controversial technologies ever since it surfaced as an idea in the modern world. While most of you believe the concept of artificial intelligence to be rooted in science fiction, the...
Apple has given the iPhone X a facial recognition feature called Face ID and they made it more efficient and secure than their older Touch ID. Its an impressive and a secure feature, but it brings up lots of questions in mind. Is it more...
TeslaCrypt Ransomware was first seen in early 2015. Though an aged Ransomware, but was one of the strongest malware program until it was defunct lately. Its makers unpredictably provided with the decryption key to the victims. TeslaCrypt�...
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