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What is 3-2-1 backup
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You’re often recommended to save your data with the 3-2-1 backup rule in mind. But what is this rule, and how does it apply to you?
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Security questions are common, but are they secure? We explore how to create secure answers and how to create extra account protection.
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Credential-stuffing attacks are a common online threat. We go over what they are and how to prevent them.
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Despite Skiff shutting down, there are plenty of reliable alternatives to Skiff so you don’t have to give up your privacy.
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With Skiff shutting down, you may be wondering how to migrate your emails from Skiff to Proton Mail. This article explains how.
Looking into the Dropbox privacy policy
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Ever curious what’s really in the Dropbox privacy policy? Turns out the company collects and shares a significant amount of data.
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Your data is valuable. And that’s exactly why you should keep it safe by using privacy-focused services.
How to export passwords from Chrome
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Using the Chrome password manager is a bad idea. This is how to export passwords from Chrome and keep them out of Google’s hands.
what is ransomware
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Ransomware is a common and dangerous business threat, but what is ransomware and what are the best forms of ransomware protection?
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Your passwords are the keys to your digital life. In this article, we look at how to store and manage your passwords safely.
Dropbox security issues
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Worried about Dropbox security issues? Learn about the big Dropbox breach of 2012 and many other security incidents the cloud storage provider has experienced over the years.