In the second blogpost of the two-part series we'll suggest handy tips to help enhance the security of your mobile devices
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In this first instalment of the two-article series we will be looking at cybersecurity habits to avoid when using your computing devices
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It’s not a stretch to surmise that the incident was enabled by poor security settings
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Disposing of old tech isn’t a one-click solution; there are multiple things you have to consider before moving on to greener pastures
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What are some of the key things you should do with your shiny new device as soon as you unbox it?
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With every New Year, we see new home decor ideas making their way to the top of the trends. In 2018, we saw rose gold, subway tiles, and exposed lighting as some of the popular home decor trends. However, 2019 was all about bringing back timeless and classic styles back into trends, and we loved it.
So, if you haven’t already updated the interior design of your home, then we have mentioned a few of the most appreciated trends of 2019 that are expected to make their way into 2020. To learn about them, continue reading.
What's Inside?
One popular trend that has been at the forefront of interior design this year is big, bold plants. It seems like this trend is not going anywhere anytime soon. If you are considering to design your house with plants, you can choose between a dragon tree, a rubber tree, or any palm tree. Such kind of trees makes eye-catching statements no matter where you place them at home.
With plants, you need to remember one thing, the bigger it is, the better it will look. You can place them at the side of the sofa or any corner of the house.…
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ESET's free BlueKeep vulnerability checker – Dangerous PayPal-themed scam – This year's worst passwords
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An ongoing phishing scam uncovered by ESET researchers seeks to wreak havoc on your money and digital life in one fell swoop
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Malware and legal requirements force academics and students to join a near-endless line in order to pick up their passwords
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Brute-force attacks and BlueKeep exploits usurp convenience of direct RDP connections; ESET releases a tool to test your Windows machines for vulnerable versions
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These passwords may win the popularity contest but lose flat out in security
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ESET's Cybersecurity Trends 2020 report is out – New Chrome feature boosts account security – Hundreds of thousands of birth certificate applications leaked online
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The second authentication factor might be a minor inconvenience, but it provides a major security boost
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The browser’s latest version also aims to up the ante in phishing protection
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A variety of sensitive information has been there for the taking due to an unsecured cloud storage container
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With 2019 ending, ESET experts offer their insights into how new innovations will impact our privacy, security and lives in the not so distant future
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How can people who didn’t grow up with technology protect themselves against some of the most common types of online fraud?
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On the implications of facial recognition for privacy and security – Data privacy tips for businesses – Red flags for cyberbullying. All this in Week in security.
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What are some of the most common warning signs that your child is experiencing online harassment?
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Google keeps pushing in its mission for broader encryption adoption
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What issues would face scanning attached to a mobile device resolve and, if used correctly, would it make the incursion into my privacy acceptable?
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Here’s how to build a driveway gate from scratch. We cover several ideas for different types of gates. Read on!
So your property has a driveway surrounded by a fence, but the entry is a simple gap. Or perhaps it’s an ugly AF gate that you want to chop up for firewood? It’s time to make a new gate the DIY way.
In this well-illustrated article (including videos) we cover several ways to build a driveway gate. From double swing gates to rolling gates on wheels. From gates with a simple latch to homemade automatic openers. You can make your driveway as fancy as you want or leave it as simple as a weekend project.
Come on now, the gate won’t build itself!
Building a driveway gate is a project that requires advanced woodworking skills. So if you’re going to do this project, you have to hone in on our skillset. We would not recommend taking on such a project if you’re only a beginner.
Before even starting to cut the wood, you need to make sure you plan your design from the get-go. Consider the following:
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Sometimes, taking the do-it-yourself route can save you a ton of money. But, without the right planning in place – and if you’re not sure what you’re doing – you can risk it turning into a horror story that drains you financially, leaves you feeling defeated, and can even put your health and safety at risk.
DIY projects around the home can be fun, a great way to put your own stamp on your place, and an awesome method of saving money while turning your house into the home that you’ve always wanted. But, if you’re wondering whether it’s a good idea to tackle a home improvement project yourself or outsource it to a professional, do your research first – the last thing that you want is for your DIY project to end up being a massive source of worry and stress.
As a general rule of thumb, if you have no idea what you’re doing, or if you could potentially put yourself in danger by taking on a DIY job, it’s probably not worth it – get a professional instead; it’ll probably end up being cheaper in the long run anyway as you can rest assured that the job will be done correctly. …
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IM-RAT, which could be had for as little as US$25, was bought by nearly 15,000 people
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Smart selections when starting small can ease the pain as you scale up your company’s privacy infrastructure
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ESET researchers detail how the operators of the Stantinko botnet have expanded their toolset with a new means of profiting from computers under their control
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A device that is supposed to help parents keep track of their children and give them a peace of mind can be turned into a surveillance device for bad actors
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are just around the corner and scammers are gearing up to flood you with bogus offers
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UPbit has announced that, as a precaution, all transactions will remain suspended for at least two weeks
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ESET researchers have discovered that the criminals behind the Stantinko botnet are distributing a cryptomining module to the computers they control
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How the field of play has changed and why endpoint protection often comes down to doing the basics, even in the face of increasingly complex threats
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ESET researchers publish their findings on Mispadu, a banking trojan targeting Brazil and Mexico, and on DePriMon, a downloader with a unique installation technique
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Experts weigh in on whether schools should teach kids the skills they need to safely reap the benefits of the online world
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ESET researchers have discovered a new downloader with a novel, not previously seen in the wild installation technique
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DIY projects are something you should be able to enjoy as a family! Sharing your hobbies with your children is a great way to bond with them and to teach them new skills. While getting your kids involved might sound nice in theory, getting them involved in reality might take some time. They might be reluctant to participate or you might be reluctant to let them have control.
If you want to share your love of DIY projects with your kids but are struggling to know where to start, the following tips can provide you with some guidance.
If you’re completing a large DIY project, such a room renovation, you’re going to need to delegate tasks based on your child’s age. Younger kids can help with projects such as sanding wood with sandpaper, painting the first coat of paint, or helping sweep the work area.
Older kids may be able to help with tasks that require more coordination. Whenever you start a large project, brainstorm various tasks your child may be able to help with. The more involved they are with the project, the more enjoyable it will be for them!
One of the best ways to get your child to enjoy DIY projects is to let them have a say in what they want to do.…
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From professional backgrounds to competitive salaries – a study delves into what it takes to build strong cybersecurity teams
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Another in our occasional series demystifying Latin American banking trojans
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As users are losing access to their accounts by the dozens, we offer a few tips to help keep your streaming subscriptions safe
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ESET experts share how they got started in cybersecurity and whether or not a degree is needed for a career in the industry
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The critical flaw could also be exploited via a malicious Microsoft Office document
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Are you considering a career in cybersecurity? What learning path(s) should you take? Does formal education matter? ESET experts share their insights.
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A recent update to the Facebook’s iOS app introduced a bug that had some users worried
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An ESET-commissioned survey among enterprises also shows that while respondents in most countries agree on the need to bolster cyber-defenses, some are reluctant to adopt cybersecurity solutions
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The infamous vulnerability has been exploited for a cryptocurrency mining campaign, but more damaging attacks may still be in store
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To mark this year’s Antimalware Day, we outlined five simple ways to increase engagement and instill cybersecurity awareness in the workplace
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A study looks at how the news of a data breach affects the company’s share price, revealing some surprising findings
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The virtual keyboard app ai.type, which has racked up 40 million downloads, has been found to sign up users to premium services without their consent
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How can organizations foster a workplace environment that enables employees to acquire the skills needed to keep cyber-threats at bay?
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The introduction to a series of articles marking this year’s Antimalware Day and highlighting the importance of cyber-readiness
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When we hear about a breach, we assume that attackers used a fiendish exploit to breach the victim's defenses – but is this how breaches typically occur?
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