People may not be as good as they think they are at spotting phishing scams, according to researchers at the Missouri University of Science and Technology. Dr Casey Canfield, Missouri S&T assistant professor of engineering management and systems engineering, worked with Carnegie Mellon University colleagues Baruch Fischhoff and Alex Davis on the study, which measures […]
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I am a big fan of YouTube. Not only do I watch videos on the site daily, I am also a paid subscriber to YouTube TV — I love the service and happily part with my $50 each month. YouTube Music, however, is an entirely different story — I kind of hate it. When testing
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Inefficient incident response to email attacks is costing businesses billions in losses every year. For many organizations, finding, identifying and removing email threats is a slow and manual process that takes too long and uses too many resources. Research from Barracuda Networks finds that that, on average, a business takes three and a half hours
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With iPadOS 13.1 available to iPad owners around the world, there’s a lot to discover in the latest update. To help tablet owners learn about the new features and options, Apple has shared a new video showcasing what’s on offer. From swipe typing to full page screenshotting, Apple is continuing to push the iPad as
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Quality computer hardware doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. Sure, some gamers and enthusiasts will gladly spend over $100 on a mouse or headset, for example, but many consumers wouldn’t. After all, computers are quite inexpensive these days. A quality device used to cost thousands of dollars, while today, a decent machine
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If you want a Windows gaming laptop, there are many from which to choose. If you want a thin Windows 10 gaming laptop, however, your options are much more limited. One of the more popular maker of such svelte gaming laptops is Razer, and today, it upgrades the Blade Pro 17 with an eye-popping new
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Windows 7 is certainly rather long in the tooth now, but it is still very widely used. As such, despite the general end of support coming in January, Microsoft has committed to keep Windows 7-based voted machine secure. The company say that it will “provide free security updates for federally certified voting systems running Windows
Work continues apace on the next major feature update for Windows 10, due out next May. Today sees the release of Build 18985 (20H1) to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring, and it introduces Bluetooth improvements and changes to how optional updates are displayed. SEE ALSO: Windows 10 20H1 will be called Windows 10 May
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If you need external storage, you should always try to get a solid state drive — if you can afford your needed capacity, of course. Not only is an SSD much faster than a mechanical hard disk drive, it can be more reliable too. You see, since an SSD doesn’t have moving parts, it is
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On all branches of social media, account verification is what users yearn for. A little checkmark next to a username can lead to a massive increase in followers, and for creators this can in turn lead to a significant increase in earnings. This is why there is a so much anger at YouTube’s decision to
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