Flaws in wireless keyboards let hackers snoop on everything you type

Reconsidering SMS for two-factor authentication

ZDNet Security July 28, 2016

Flaws in wireless keyboards let hackers snoop on everything you type Many popular, low-cost wireless keyboards don't encrypt keystrokes. READ FULL STORY

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Here's how to quickly and simply update all your Apple devices If you own an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, iPod touch, Apple TV, or a Mac, then it's time to update your device to keep it safe from hackers. Here's how to do that quickly and simply. READ FULL STORY

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