Category Archives: Safety and Security

25 Weakest Passwords of 2012

SplashData is a password management company. In a recent research, they have revealed a list of 25 weakest passwords. These are the passwords that are easy to remember but are … Read more

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Hackers Group Anonymous Warns China

The activist hackers group called Anonymous has warned the Chinese government of bigger and bolder attacks of their website. The group maintains that it is committed to unearth corruption and … Read more

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Most Famous Computer Viruses Ever

They are a nemesis. They dangerous. They cause havoc. They destroy data and make you lose your hard earned money. They make computers sick. They are the virtual diseases. Computer … Read more

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Protect Google Account with 2-Step Verification

Google provides extra protection for your account by the means of 2-step verification process. Not many people are aware of this feature –but this is highly recommended; especially if you … Read more

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Children’s Safety and Online Social Networks: Tips for Parents

This article is in continuation with my previous article on potential hazards that your child can face on social networks like Facebook. When a Facebook child user gets victimized by … Read more

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Safety of Children on Facebook: A Parents’ Guide

Underage kids of many of my friends are highly active on Facebook. We have been discussing the issue of children’s safety on social networks. There have been a few instances … Read more

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No Privacy! Social Networks Can Track Your Surfing Habits

Lately, an Australian entrepreneur and hacker Nik Cubrilovi claimed that Facebook can and does track your surfing habits (i.e. which websites you visit) even if you have logged out of … Read more

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