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The differences between Passkeys and Yubico keys. Which is better and why?

  • 7th May 2026
The world of digital security is moving away from the "Password123!" era and toward a future where "something you have" or "something you are" replaces what you remember. While both Passkeys and Yubico keys (hardware security keys) represent the gold standard of modern security, they serve slightly different roles in your digital ...
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The 7 Worst Email Providers for Online Privacy and Why

  • 6th May 2026
In the digital age, your email address is your "passport" to the internet—it’s the hub for your bank accounts, medical records, and private conversations. However, not all providers treat that passport with care. In 2026, the divide between "convenience" and "privacy" has never been wider. While many providers claim to be secure, they often ...
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Why you may not want to use Microsoft outlook when connecting to an outside mail server.

  • 2nd May 2026
While Microsoft Outlook remains a titan in the corporate world, using it as a client for external or third-party mail servers (like IMAP/POP3 services from independent hosts) can introduce a specific set of technical and privacy-related headaches. If you are managing your own mail server or using a specialized hosting provider, here are the ...
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FBI Home Computer Security Recommendations

  • 29th April 2026
Here are the primary FBI recommendations for securing your home computers and network, focusing on their latest guidance for authentication and device hygiene. 1. Lock Down Accounts with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) The FBI strongly urges the use of 2FA (also known as Multi-Factor Authentication or MFA) on all accounts that offer it, ...
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