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Passwordless Authentication:
Passwordless Authentication: What It Is and Why You Need It ASAP – By Kim Key PCM
I’m sick of passwords. They’re somehow both easily guessable and hard to remember, and keeping them out of criminals’ hands is tough. In recent years, the Fast Identity Online (FIDO) Alliance developed passwordless authentication technology standards.
Your Long Password Is Still Easy to Crack
Your Long Password Is Still Easy to Crack – By Emily Price PCM
We’ve long been told to craft long, hard-to-guess passwords for our online accounts, but lengthy codes are not enough to protect your data, according to new research
How to Update Drivers on Windows 11
How to Update Drivers on Windows 11 – By Benj Edwards How-To Geek
If the hardware devices in your Windows 11 PC—such as USB controllers, video cards, printers, or other peripherals—need new or updated drivers, it’s usually easy to install them. We’ll show you how.
Passkeys Explained
Passkeys Explained: How They Work, And Why You Should Use Them – By Nadeem Sarwar SlashGear
The idea is here that no one, except the owner of a device and the services running on it, should be able to access them. In doing so, you are protected from advanced forms of attacks such as one-time code interception or any other intermediary step linked to your preferred two-step authentication measure.
– Preparing for the Ultimate Disaster
Preparing for the Ultimate Disaster – By Ask Leo! YouTube
Bitwarden finally brings 2FA logins to free users
Bitwarden finally brings 2FA logins to free users – By Krystle Vermes Android Police
Bitwarden is rolling out passkey 2FA for all users, making it the only password manager to offer such services for free.
Fake Bitwarden sites push new ZenRAT password-stealing malware
Fake Bitwarden sites push new ZenRAT password-stealing malware – By Ionut Ilascu BleepingComputer
Fake Bitwarden sites are pushing installers purportedly for the open-source password manager that carry a new password-stealing malware that security researchers call ZenRAT.
ChromeOS 117 new Chromebook features
ChromeOS 117 release adds several new Chromebook features – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
The latest ChromeOS 117 release adds several new Chromebook features and follows the recent Chrome browser update to version 117. Updated or new Chromebook features include the Material You redesign, hardware usage data in the Launcher, and video call integration with your Calendar. This version is now rolling out to most of the supported ChromeOS devices.
Windows 11 keyboard shortcuts
15 incredibly useful Windows 11 keyboard shortcuts – By David Nield The Verge
Getting around Windows 11 is a lot easier if you know a keyboard shortcut or five. You can then speed through tasks and across apps without having to fumble around for the mouse and trackpad (or even take your eyes off the screen).
Chromebook: How to check for ChromeOS updates
Chromebook: How to check for ChromeOS updates – By Zach Gray-Traverso Android Police
Staying on top of software updates keeps your Chromebook running efficiently and securely. Typically, you don’t have to manually install updates on a Chromebook. Google ships ChromeOS updates and security patches frequently, and they typically download and install in the background.
Tricks, And Shortcuts Every Google Chrome User Should Know
10 Tips, Tricks, And Shortcuts Every Google Chrome User Should Know – By Sarah Chaney SlashGear
As is, Chrome is a great browser. But when you wish Chrome had a certain feature or you had more control over your browsing experience, check out Chrome’s experimental features called flags.
Every Major Web Browser Ranked Worst To Best
Every Major Web Browser Ranked Worst To Best – By Bon Adamson SlashGear
Google Chrome reigns supreme as the world’s most popular web browser, and its popularity is well deserved. It’s a workhorse of a browser, capable of handling a wide range of tasks with efficiency.
Where Are My Downloads on Windows?
Where Are My Downloads on Windows? – By Benj Edwards How-To Geek
If you’ve downloaded a file using Chrome, Edge, or Firefox on Windows 10 or 11, You can usually find it in a special folder called “Downloads.” Even if you saved the file somewhere else, we’ll give you some tips on where to look.
Is Aqara’s FP2 presence sensor worth the hype?
Is Aqara’s FP2 presence sensor worth the hype? – By Jack Ryan Android Police
The ultimate goal with any smart home setup is simple. You want your home to work for you instead of you against it. There are plenty of devices that can help to make this happen, but none can help take your smart home automation to the next level quite like a presence sensor.
How to Set Up Multiple User Profiles on Android
How to Set Up Multiple User Profiles on Android – By Cameron Summerson How-To Geek
If you share an Android device with other people, it can be rough to keep your account separate from theirs. Fortunately, Android supports multiple user profiles, allowing users to share devices without fear of encroaching on each other.