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Protect your passwords and more on all of your devices for under $2 a month
Make 2022 the year you remove unnecessary stress and effort from your life; you can start by protecting your most valuable personal data in the easiest way possible at an incredibly low price.
Singapore cautions against marketing of cryptocurrency services to public
Monetary Authority of Singapore warns again about the high risks involved in cryptocurrency trading and instructs providers of such services not to publicly promote or advertise their offerings, as doing so may encourage consumers to trade on impulse.
It's time to ditch the CV: Why tech recruiters are changing how they hire
Resumes have long been part of the hiring process, but they're no longer a useful tool for assessing a candidate's skill.
Totallee cases for Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max: Ultra thin protection and a splash of color
Totallee is known for minimalist cases that add a removable skin to your phone. There are several new color and material options for the iPhone 13 Pro Max, including MagSafe support.
Linux malware is on the rise. Here are three top threats right now
Internet of Things devices are driving up the number of Linux malware variants.
Practice some working-from-home empathy
As the pandemic continues into another holiday season, it's important to keep mental and emotional health in mind.
NYC school platform outage complicating COVID-19 tracing efforts
Illuminate Education said it is "working to restore service as soon as possible" after a security incident shut down the platform.
Programming languages: Python team delivers three 'cursed' updates
Core Python developers had a chaotic start to 2022, but they're creating headway on making Python a faster language like C.
2G's security weaknesses are still a problem, even for modern phones
EFF urges Apple to follow Google and give smartphone users the option to dodge 2G.
DHL, Microsoft, WhatsApp top phishing list of most imitated brands
Google, LinkedIn and Amazon also ranked highly on Check Point Research's list.
The tech jobs boom is beginning to cool. And employers are changing their hiring tactics
Data from KPMG and REC suggests that demand for tech workers is still high, but the mad scramble to fill IT roles is beginning to subside.
