Tag: PSafe
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Grammarly Has a Vulnerability You Should Know About
PSafe Blog – 4.19.18 (4.18.18) Grammarly has a vulnerability that may have exposed the personal documents of at least 22 million people to hackers. Here’s what you should know. Read more: Grammarly Has a Vulnerability You Should Know About
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The Dos and Don’ts of Public Wi-Fi
PSafe Blog – 4.12.18 The advantage of having a laptop or smartphone is being able to connect to public Wi-Fi and get things done, but you may not realize the inherent dangers of having your private data floating around on an unsecured Wi-Fi network. Hackers target these networks frequently in hopes of stealing login credentials,…
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Protect Your Personal Information When Using Public Wi-Fi
PSafe Blog – 4.6.18 (4.4.18) Public Wi-Fi is convenient for smartphone users on the go, but connecting to an unsecured Wi-Fi network leaves your data exposed. Learn how dfndr vpn can safeguard your privacy in public spaces. Read more: Protect Your Personal Information When Using Public Wi-Fi
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Beware of New Android Malware That Steals Your Facebook Password
PSafe Blog – 4.3.18 (3.22.18) A series of malicious apps have been discovered in the Google Play Store. Here’s how to keep your Andoird phone safe. Read more: Beware of New Android Malware That Steals Your Facebook Password
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PSafe Partners with the Golden State Warriors
PSafe Blog – 3.26.18 (3.22.18) We just moved headquarters to San Franciso and are celebrating with an exciting, new partnership on the horizon. The dfndr brand is going to high places. Learn more! Read more: PSafe Partners with the Golden State Warriors
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Malicious Ransomware Could Be Around the Corner
PSafe Blog – 3.15.18 (3.14.18) Ransomware holds your data hostage until you give in to a hacker’s demands. Here’s what you can do to protect your phone from these types of attacks. Read more: Malicious Ransomware Could Be Around the Corner
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Scam Letters in This Day and Age? You Betcha
PSafe Blog – 3.1.18 Scam letters are more prevalent than ever now as con artists are sending fake IRS and Medicare letters requesting payments from you. Read more: Scam Letters in This Day and Age? You Betcha
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The Pros and Cons of Using an Ad Blocker
PSafe Blog – 2.15.18 What are ad blockers and are they good or bad to use on your device? Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about this software. Read more: The Pros and Cons of Using an Ad Blocker – PSafe Blog
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The Essential Guide for Clean Your Computer Day
PSafe Blog – 02.12.18 It’s essential to ensure that your computer is clean, but also your mobile devices need to stay healthy and clean for daily operation. We aren’t merely talking about dusting off the case for a bit of shine but also organizing the contents inside. If your device is being bogged down by…
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Are You Fictionalizing Your Past to Thwart Hackers?
PSafe Blog – Originally published Feb. 7, 2018 Many people struggle with creating passwords because they want their passwords to be so difficult that hackers won’t be able to guess them. Read more: Are You Fictionalizing Your Past to Thwart Hackers? – PSafe Blog