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HTTPS is a way to encrypt your information. This protects you from “man-in-the-middle” attacks, where someone else steals the information being sent to a website. Examples include credit card information or logins. Not all sites have https enabled yet, so we’ve compiled a list of tools to help you keep your data transmission safe.
Curious about privacy, surveillance, or encryption? Is the stuff on Mr. Robot real? Find out: Thursday, September 22 from 4-6:00 pm in Milne 208. At Milne...
Over time, phones become extensions of ourselves. There’s a lot on your phone: the entertainment you like, texts to friends, family, and partners, your search history,...
If you’ve been under a rock the past week, you may not be aware that many of your online accounts might have been compromised by the...
According to Rochester’s Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester area courts are trying to figure out what role social media will play. A committee of lawyers, judges and...
As scholars and professionals, many of us spend a lot of time in the connected digital realms of the interwebs. While the Internet allows us access...
