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In the next few weeks, the Center for Copyright Information will launch the “six strikes” anti-piracy system designed to curb illegal downloads and peer-to-peer file-sharing. The joint effort by the MPAA, the RIAA, and five major Internet providers will effectively make ISPs the copyright cops for the motion picture and recording industries.
Six strikes could be a game changer when it comes to your Internet privacy. Find out why and what you can do to protect yourself. Read More
If you’re one of the millions of Wifi users constantly looking for new ways to connect, a new free app called Instabridge might sound like just the ticket. The company promises to build the world’s largest Wifi network by letting users connect to their friends’ Wifi via Facebook.
But what would that mean for your wireless security and your privacy? We don’t think you’ll like the answer.
When you visit your local library to do online research or surf the Net, the last thing you’re likely to be worried about is becoming a victim of cybercrime. But even though it may feel safe, the fact is, your library’s public Wifi network isn’t any more secure than other hotspots. It’s a hotbed for hackers who can easily invade your privacy, steal your identity and threaten your children’s safety.
Free airport WiFi hotspots are a boon for busy travelers. But they’ve also become a haven for hackers waiting to attack from cyberspace. Read More
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