Igabyte: Security questions are not so secure
March 27, 2017
They're used by some online services to ensure only you can request a password reset. They ask questions that, in theory, only you can answer
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Igabyte: Updating is annoying, but it’s worth it
March 20, 2017
Update your computer. They may be annoying, but updates make your computer safer and run better, writes tech columnist Igor Magun
Igabyte: Know what you’re permitting your apps to do
March 6, 2017
Tech columnist Igor Magun warns you to monitor your apps' permissions. Just what are they collecting about you?
Igabyte: Your password sucks, but you don’t have to
February 28, 2017
If you reuse your passwords, one breach can leave your other accounts vulnerable
Igabyte: Adopt HTTPS, you knobs!
February 14, 2017
Web hosts should make HTTPS more affordable so website owners adopt it, tech columnist Igor Magun writes
Igabyte: Don’t charge on the cheap
February 6, 2017
You may be tempted to buy a cheap charger when yours breaks, but bad chargers can wreck your phone or laptop
Igabyte: Security should be simpler
January 30, 2017
Security software has a problem—it’s absolutely dreadful to use. Take Signal, the end-to-end encrypted messaging app endorsed by Edward Snowden
Igabyte: “When it comes to online security, we’re all in this together”
January 24, 2017
This means that, to some extent, your security relies on mine, and mine relies on yours
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