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An Introduction To Two-Factor Authentication

February 17, 2016 by Ehi Kioya 8 Comments

An Introduction To Two-Factor Authenticaton

Hackers continue to think of new ways to get around security blocks on websites. Their goal is to bypass your user authentication process and gain access to sensitive data. Two-factor authentication (also known as 2FA or two-step verification) is one way to stop them in their tracks. This article explains two-factor authentication, the security process, and highlights what you need in order to implement it on your site.

Filed Under: Musings, Security Tagged With: 2FA, Programming, Security

Why Saving A Password In A Browser Could Increase Security

February 13, 2016 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Saving A Password In A Browser Could Increase Security

Saving a password in a browser might seem like a bad idea from a security perspective. But not really. For certain types of malware, saving a password in a browser could actually be a security measure. Very specifically, it can add a layer of security against keyloggers. This article explains what keyloggers are, and how saving your password in your browser could protect you against them.

Filed Under: Security, Zero Code Tech Tagged With: Browsers, Password, Security

Stop Inviting Hackers Into Your Home!

August 6, 2015 by Ehi Kioya 1 Comment

Stop Inviting Hackers Into Your Home

Since the Snowden saga, everyone and their brother is now paranoid about government snooping and the privacy of their data and devices. There are discussions around how the big tech companies are misusing our data and how the government has access to all our social media information and chat history. We however, need to remember that the worst of the bad guys (at least for regular internet users) are not the government or social media companies at all. The more dangerous security and privacy threats are still regular hackers who are out to steal our data and use them for nefarious purposes.

Filed Under: Musings, Security Tagged With: Hacker, Privacy, Security

Reverse Email Search: Find The Person Behind That Email!

May 2, 2015 by Ehi Kioya 1 Comment

Reverse Email Search

We often get email from people we don’t know. Such emails are usually unwanted or unsolicited. But in some cases, you may just need to figure out who the person behind the email address is. This article examines a number of ways to do reverse email search.

Filed Under: Security, Zero Code Tech Tagged With: Email, Search, Security

10 Tips For Staying Safe Online

April 27, 2015 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Staying Safe Online

People fall victim to malicious software attacks everyday. Online scams, identity theft and several other internet crimes make the virtual world very much as dangerous as the real world. By adopting a few good internet habits however, you can significantly reduce the risks. This article describes ten good security habits for staying safe online.

Filed Under: Security, Zero Code Tech Tagged With: Internet, Privacy, Security

Six Facebook Privacy Settings You Need to Check Now

November 17, 2014 by Ehi Kioya 3 Comments

facebook privacy settings

Facebook can be a great way to catch up with friends and get the latest news, but the privacy settings can leave your personal information at risk. This article takes a look at six key Facebook privacy settings you might want to change now.

Filed Under: Musings, News, Security Tagged With: Facebook, Privacy, Settings

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