Your Body Is Betraying Your Right to Privacy

Attachment to smart devices and biometric surveillance leaves Americans more vulnerable to police searches than ever. Left ...

Keep it to yourself: Worcester shuts off commenting on social media pages

Not all speech is protected by the First Amendment, including threats and defamation, and Worcester officials would be within ...

7 Crime Shows That Have Aged Like Milk

Time hasn't been kind to once-beloved crime shows like Law & Order, 24, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, with their ...
TidBITS

When Face ID Helps iPhone Security—And When to Turn It Off

Heading to a protest or crossing a border? Your iPhone’s Face ID—which is normally a boon with Stolen Device Protection—could become a liability. Learn when to disable biometrics and what other steps ...
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Turn Your VPN Into a Privacy Powerhouse With These 5 Expert-Level Tweaks

Stop settling for default settings. These five advanced tips help you take full control of your VPN, optimizing how it ...

OTA Car Software Updates: Are They Safe and How Do They Work?

Over-the-air (OTA) software updates have become common on new cars. But how long do they take? What do they do? Our experts ...

Attack Surface Reduction Rules not applying or working

You can enable ASR rules using several management tools, depending on your environment. For individual devices, you can ...
Microsoft

Case study: How predictive shielding in Defender stopped GPO-based ransomware before it started

Microsoft Defender stopped a human-operated ransomware attack that abused Group Policy Objects (GPOs) to disable defenses and ...