The Everyday Devices Targeted By the CIA
The WikiLeaks documents — more than 8000 of them — detail how the CIA has ability to hack your everyday items. This includes phones, TVs, tablets, and PCs.
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What Should You Do After Losing Your Phone?
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The Most Common Ways Facebook Accounts Get Hacked
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Secure Chat App Crypto Has Serious Security Issues
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These Are the Weirdest Internet of Things Objects
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The Favorite Apps of Generation Y vs. Generation Z
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A Parent’s Guide to Child Safety on Periscope
American teens are obsessed with this new social media network. But is it a harmless app, or far from it? Find out everything you need to know.