cryptographic software
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Here’s Your Complete (and Heaps Serious) Guide to Not Getting Hacked
Here is your complete guide to not being hacked.
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How to Delete Your Autofill Passwords in Chrome (and Move to Something More Secure)
As we all know, some password options are obviously better than others — starting with a trusted password manager. Sure, Apple users can get away with using the built-in password manager, as it’s secure and supports two-factor authentication; and there’s nothing inherently wrong with storing your passwords in something like Google Chrome, as the entries…
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How to Encrypt Your Own Windows and Mac Devices (and Why You Need To)
Data encryption makes it nearly impossible for someone to access a protected file without the proper decryption key or password. Many apps use encryption to keep your data safe, including password managers, VPNs, and even some messaging apps — but you should be encrypting more than just the data you share online.
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How to Transfer Your Signal Message History Between Android Devices
Signal is testing a new Wi-Fi transfer tool for Android users that will let you port your message history to a new device, much like the phone-to-phone transfer Signal added to iOS last year.