LinkNYC – Free WiFi Hubs to be Installed in New York
Share this...FacebookGoogleTwitterLinkedinWhatsappPinterestRedditYesterday, New York City unveiled it’s first WiFi kiosk outside of a Starbucks, a hub that will allow passerby’s to access free WiFi service that will be funded by advertising. CityBridge plans to replace all payphones with these hubs which will also include USB
Fans of Hello Kitty Experience Data Breach
Share this...FacebookGoogleTwitterLinkedinWhatsappPinterestReddit3.3 million people could be affected by a recent data breach of Hello Kitty fans’ information from the website SanrioTown.com. The data included usernames passwords hints, email addresses and other sensitive information like names, birth dates and more. The breached data was
What Happens with your Social Media Accounts After you Die?
Share this...FacebookGoogleTwitterLinkedinWhatsappPinterestReddit What happens to your data after you die really depends on the social media platform you are looking at. Due to federal privacy laws, there are some things that companies are not willing to let you do with someone else’s account
Bitcoin 101 – What is Bitcoin?
Share this...FacebookGoogleTwitterLinkedinWhatsappPinterestReddit Imagine a currency that is not tied to any country. Imagine a currency that isn’t even regulated either by government or any outside entity. If you can imagine that then you’ve imagined something called bitcoin. Bitcoins sound like something straight out
How to Install Tor Browser on Windows
Share this...FacebookGoogleTwitterLinkedinWhatsappPinterestRedditOne of the great things about the internet used to be the anonymity of it. You have the freedom to share information without compromising your privacy. However, with technology becoming ever better, it is becoming increasingly difficult to stay hidden on the web.
How Do SSL Certificates Work?
Share this...FacebookGoogleTwitterLinkedinWhatsappPinterestRedditHow do you exchange private data over the internet? Part of the answer lies with SSL certificates. Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificates work by creating a private line of communication in which allows private data to be delivered. The main problem with
