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How to use Bitwarden Send (and when you should)

If you have a document or text that contains secret or sensitive information you'd like to keep away from prying eyes but you still need to share it with someone, try Bitwarden Send.

China bars Micron chips from critical infrastructure purchases

Citing serious security risks, the Chinese government has directed operators of critical information infrastructure to stop buying products from the U.S. chipmaker.

Ferrari teams up with Bitdefender, as car racing security shifts into high gear

For Formula 1 teams, the cybersecurity race has no finish line.

Don't get scammed by fake ChatGPT apps: Here's what to look out for

ChatGPT is a wildly popular AI chatbot and scammers are happy to try to take advantage of that -- and you.

How to password-protect a file in Apple Pages (and when you might want to)

If you work with documents in Apple Pages that contain sensitive information, you might want to consider locking those documents behind a password.

These ransomware victims are paying more to recover data

While the number of businesses reporting attacks this past year remained flat, a Sophos report makes one thing clear: There is a cheaper alternative every business should know.

How to deny websites access to your location in Safari (and why you should)

If you value your privacy, you may want to prevent certain websites from accessing your location data. Here's why and how to do it.

This is the USB flash drive James Bond would use

We've found the perfect solution if you're in the market for a high-security and military-grade drive.

WhatsApp users can now use Chat Lock to secure private or sensitive chats

Chat Lock puts chats into their own folders, requiring a passcode or biometric scan to access them.

Linux security: What is sudo and why is it so important?

Sudo stands for "superuser do" and effectively gives a regular user access to administrator-like powers. Here's how to use this powerful tool.

Companies have to figure out the skills they need to reap AI benefits

Seems obvious enough, but organizations need to move past the hype and determine how they can benefit from artificial intelligence, so they can identify skillsets they need to bring the benefits to fruition.

Cyberdefense will need AI capabilities to safeguard digital borders

Rapid adoption of fast-evolving generative AI capabilities means countries such as Singapore want to ensure they have the right skillsets to bolster their cyberdefenses and protect their digital infrastructures.

This data platform will help banks share criminal intelligence

Singapore is developing a digital platform to enable six major banks, including Citibank and Standard Chartered, to exchange data on customers involved in potentially illegal financial activities.

How to enable tracker blocking in Opera One (and why you should)

If you've adopted the Opera One browser, you should use its built-in tracker blocking to help keep you safe from companies who want to collect data on you.

Singapore pitches new law to slow spread of cybercrime

The Singapore government is looking to pass new legislation that will allow it to issue directives to combat the "scale and speed" of cyber-criminal activity, including blocking access to suspected scam sites.

Hybrid and remote work: The state of play in 2023

Remote and hybrid working is here to stay: the focus going forward is on fine-tuning and optimizing these new work practices.

How this global company uses SSO and MFA to keep systems and data safe

Here's how combining single sign-on and multi-factor authentication can added up to a secure cloud-based strategy.

Drive across this border with a QR code, no passport needed

Singapore will begin letting travelers drive through its border checkpoints with just a QR code in early-2024, without the need for passports.

8 habits of highly secure remote workers

Working remotely has become the new norm for many. Here are some tips to securely work from any location of your choice.

Remote workers are still more vulnerable to hackers than they should be. Here's what to do

Remote and hybrid working is here to stay -- but many organizations are struggling to manage the security issues it can bring.

ChatGPT and the new AI are wreaking havoc on cybersecurity in exciting and frightening ways

Unrestrained by ethics or law, cybercriminals are racing to use AI to find innovative new hacks, says Recorded Future CEO Christopher Ahlberg.

Generative AI brings new risks to everyone. Here's how you can stay safe

Organizations have to figure out the potential implications of tapping generative artificial intelligence tools, such as ChatGPT, while consumers should consider how they establish digital engagement.

Gmail gets blue verification checks to protect against spoofing and phishing

Google will give blue checkmarks to some verified senders to ensure trust and confidence with Gmail users.

Australia to restore dedicated privacy role amid growing data security threats

Following a year of high-profile data breaches, the Australian government now plans to appoint a dedicated privacy commissioner - a role that was scrapped by the previous administration.

Your phone contains your most personal information. Here's how to keep it safe

Scammers target your phone to gain access to your banking, location, and other personal info. Here are three things you can do to prevent that from happening.

Google now lets you sign in with a passkey instead of a password

Now you can sign into your Google account using a fingerprint, a facial scan, or a PIN, eliminating the need to remember or use a password.

Singapore, US run cross-border cybersecurity drills to test banks' resilience

The nations conduct a three-day exercise to test the ability of banks operating in the two markets to respond to cross-border cyber incidents.

The best home security systems of 2023: Ring, Simplisafe, and more compared

The best home security systems offer security cameras, emergency response, motion sensors, smart home integration, and easy installation.

Drones will deliver medical supplies through this pioneering 5G service

Singapore mobile operator M1 announces four 5G offerings targeted at the maritime industry, including a telemedicine service that can send out medical supplies - via drone - from shore to workers on a ship.

How to lock an Apple Note to keep prying eyes out of your ideas

If you want to safeguard sensitive information in MacOS, try using the lock feature in Apple Notes.

Google Authenticator will now sync your 2FA codes to use on different devices

The cloud-based syncing means you can access the two-factor authenticator codes from any device.

Microsoft launches bug bounty program for the new Bing

The company wants you to find and report vulnerabilities in the AI-powered Bing Chat, and it's ready to pay you for them.

These two countries are teaming up to develop AI for cybersecurity

Singapore's Ministry of Defence and France's Ministry of the Armed Forces will jointly develop artificial intelligence capabilities, with potential research areas that include natural language processing.

How to update your router's firmware (and why you should be doing it regularly)

Updating your router is important to not only get the latest features but to protect yourself against security threats.

Want a Flipper Zero without paying inflated prices? Now's your chance

The Flipper Zero is a powerful, multi-functional, cybersecurity tool, and you can now pick one up for less than usual.

If you have a tell-a-friend feature on your website, disable it right now

Despite all the best efforts, bad things can happen. Read our cautionary tale.

These medical IoT devices carry the biggest security risks

Unpatched and running on operating systems that are no longer supported, these connected healthcare devices carry significant security risks for a sector that's already a top target for cyber criminals.

Scammers target older people online. Here are the 3 warning signs to watch for

Online scams targeting older web surfers steal billions of dollars a year from unsuspecting victims. Here's how you can help keep your loved ones safe online.

How to completely remove your data from LastPass's servers (eventually)

With all the problems LastPass has had recently, it may be time to delete all your data from its servers. Here's how to accomplish that.

The best AirTag wallets of 2024: Expert tested

Lose your wallet often? ZDNET went hands-on with the best Apple AirTag wallets and accessories to help you keep track of your cards and cash.

For AI laws, China joins the U.S. in asking the public to chime in

China has drafted new regulations that it says are necessary to ensure the safe development of generative AI applications like ChatGPT.

Flying this weekend? This $6 USB condom will protect your data from suspicious outlets

Better to have USB data protection and not need it, than need it and not be prepared.

4 ways to secure your remote work setup

Your at-home or on-the-go work setup could be compromising your company's security. Here's how you can avoid common mistakes, according to experts.

How an AI tool could crack your passwords in seconds

More than half of the common passwords examined by online security experts can be cracked in less than a minute with help from AI.

FBI warns of public 'juice jacking' charging stations that steal your data. How to stay protected

Public power outlets are being illegally modified to steal your phone's data, according to the FBI. Here's how to keep your information safe.

The best personal safety alarms of 2023

The best portable safety alarms are a simple, compact, non-violent solution to personal safety. These alarms pack the most punch.

How to encrypt a file on Linux (and when you should)

Looking for the easiest method for protecting a file behind a layer of encryption in Linux? Here are two easy ways.

OK, so ChatGPT just debugged my code. For real

Not only can ChatGPT write code, it can read code. On the one hand, that's very helpful. On the other hand, that's truly terrifying.

Glitch in system upgrade identified as cause of delays at Singapore immigration

Technical glitch during a scheduled upgrade affected all automated immigration clearance systems and led to rare delays at Singapore's Changi Airport, which recently was again named the world's best airport.

Singapore bank faces regulatory action over 'unacceptable' digital service outage

Hours-long disruption to DBS' online banking services is the second such incident in just over a year, notes Singapore's industry regulator, which says the bank has "fallen short" in ensuring system availability and quick recovery.

The new AI boom could increase data breaches, if companies aren't held responsible

With ChatGPT and its rivals likely to accelerate data collection, can we get businesses to collect only the data they need and protect it?

How to automatically lock your Windows PC with Dynamic Lock

Walk away from your PC with your phone, and Dynamic Lock will lock Windows for you.

It's time to update all of your Apple devices again. Here's why

Apple just released iOS 16.4 with over 30 security fixes iPhone, alongside updates for Mac, iPad and more.

Stop using your browser's built-in password manager. Here's why

The choice between a browser password manager and a real password manager is clear.

SMBs don't see need for cyber insurance since they won't experience security incidents

About half of small and midsize businesses (SMBs) in Singapore are not considering or remain undecided about the need for cyber insurance because they believe they do not store sensitive data online or are unlikely to experience cybersecurity issues, a poll reveals.

How to use Tor browser (and why you should)

If you want the highest level of privacy and security with your web browser, you should be using Tor.

iPhone or Android slow or buggy? Do this one simple thing every week

The internet is packed with tips and tricks to enhance your smartphone's performance but the simplest solution often proves to be the most effective.

Singapore businesses stumbling over what security culture entails

Employees in Singapore apparently are scratching their heads over what exactly constitutes a "security culture", with 6% of those who do know not seeing it as necessary.

User forgetfulness drives preference for biometrics over passwords

This survey revealed that 51% of people reset their password at least once a month because they could not remember it, including 15% who did so weekly.

ChatGPT's most lauded capability also brings big risk to businesses

Its ability to mimic humans with its responses has ignited much of the hype currently swirling around the AI-powered tool and is also what presents the biggest threat.
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