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fromFuturism
2 weeks ago

AI Can Mass-Unmask Pseudonymous Accounts, Research Paper Finds

AI language models can now easily deanonymize pseudonymous internet users at scale, successfully unmasking two-thirds of tested users across multiple platforms.
fromGameSpot
7 months ago

Roblox Is Not Doing Enough To Protect Kids, Lawmaker Says

"Roblox is simply not doing enough to protect our kids, to inform parents, and to go after child predators. As you know, I am leading the fight for the full release of the Epstein files. I believe in transparency and I believe in protecting our children."
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fromHackernoon
7 months ago

Protocol That Leaks Your Every Move: A Guide to DNS Privacy | HackerNoon

DNS compromises online privacy due to its plaintext transmission, allowing ISPs and third parties to intercept user queries easily.
fromTheregister
7 months ago

DNS security is important but is DNSSEC a failed experiment?

The heart of the problem with DNSSEC is lack of user visibility, evident from its deployment stats and a significant contrast with HTTPS adoption rates.
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fromZDNET
8 months ago
Privacy technologies

Want a free VPN? How to use ProtonVPN on Android without having to pay

fromZDNET
8 months ago
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Want a free VPN? How to use ProtonVPN on Android without having to pay

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fromPCMAG
8 months ago

I Use a VPN With Chrome-Here Are 3 Smart Reasons You Should, Too

Google Chrome is user-friendly but lacks data privacy; using a VPN can enhance privacy and security while browsing.
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fromZDNET
9 months ago

Paid proxy servers vs free proxies: Is paying for a proxy service worth it?

Proxy servers serve as gateways, providing anonymity and various functionalities for both individuals and businesses.
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fromZDNET
9 months ago

How to turn on Android's Private DNS Mode - and why your security depends on it

Private DNS Mode enhances security by encrypting DNS queries, protecting users' privacy on public networks.
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fromwww.dw.com
9 months ago

EU, Southeast Asia look for ways to protect undersea cables DW 06/09/2025

Undersea cables are critical for global internet connectivity but face vulnerabilities from both accidental damage and intentional disruption.
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fromIT Pro
10 months ago

FBI takes down botnet exploiting aging routers

FBI and Dutch police dismantled two global botnets and indicted four individuals involved in a sophisticated cybercrime operation.
Roam Research
fromTechCrunch
10 months ago

FBI and Dutch police seize and shut down botnet of hacked routers | TechCrunch

Operation Moonlander successfully shut down botnet services and indicted four individuals due to compromised internet-connected devices.
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fromZDNET
9 months ago

My top 4 browsers after testing nearly every one (spoiler: Chrome doesn't make the list)

Web browsers are crucial yet often overlooked; users should explore alternatives to the default options that come with devices for a better experience.
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fromEntrepreneur
9 months ago

Why Business Owners Have Started Using an Ad Blocker Normally Used at Home | Entrepreneur

Digital clutter is a productivity killer, whether it's a barrage of ads interrupting your research or banners and pop-ups taking up your bandwidth.
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fromCNET
10 months ago

Do Wi-Fi Routers Track Your Browsing? I Read 30,000 Words of Privacy Policies to Find Out

Router privacy policies lack clarity, making it difficult for consumers to understand their data collection practices.
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