Security is about staying out of harm to a reasonable degree. Absolute security exists only when the object is unplugged or no longer.
If you have been following my router reviews, you’ll note that I have increasingly mentioned the “online privacy risks” notion. …
Today, Netgear announced the latest generation of its “Netgear Armor, powered by the Bitdefender” subscription service. The gist is that …
The reasons on the surface behind why the US government consider banning TP-Link routers.
Are you feeling a little anxious? That’s likely today, March 31, is World Backup Day—originally a made-up day to raise …
Your DNS server is the gateway to your online life, including your security and privacy. Here’s how you can take a bit more control of it.
Many of you have asked me for recommendations on a Wi-Fi router (or mesh system) with “excellent Parental Control.” This …
In recent years, I’ve received a lot of questions about the Guest Wi-Fi SSID (network name), including the catch-all recommendation …
You’ll learn in this post how to keep your data safe from accidental or malicious deletion or alteration, such as …
I often get questions concerning online safety. They can be broad, along the lines of “how to protect my computer …
In a home network, everything goes through the router. As a result, when your home Wi-Fi router’s security is compromised …
Among the things I “love” about driving a Tesla, its Safety features—Sentry vs. Dashcam—rank right below the notorious Autopilot. I …
This post will explain NAS security—you’ll know when to worry and when not to—and offer tips on securing your server’s …
You might have heard of VPNs from some commercials, or you’re using one right now and want to brag about …
TP-Link today announced a new version of its HomeShield add-on, an “upgrade” that’s now powered by Norton, a known online …
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