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What is MAC address spoofing?
MAC address spoofing is the practice of changing a device’s Media Access Control (MAC) address so it appears to be a different device on a network. Every device that connects to a network, including...
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What is encrypted DNS, and why does it matter?
Every time you visit a website, your device asks a Domain Name System (DNS) server to find the website's IP address. But here’s the catch: traditional DNS requests travel in plaintext, so anyone int...
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What is dynamic multipoint VPN (DMVPN)?
As networks expand across multiple offices and cloud environments, keeping every site securely connected becomes a challenge. Traditional virtual private network (VPN) setups often struggle to scale w...
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Types of VPNs: Complete guide to VPN categories and protocols
All virtual private networks (VPNs) work on the same principle: they encrypt your internet traffic and route it through a secure server. Where they differ is in how they’re designed to be used. Some...
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How to stop getting spam texts and stay safe
Spam texts add unwanted messages to your inbox, increasing message volume and making it harder to keep track of legitimate conversations and alerts. But they aren’t just an annoyance. While some spa...
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How to spot Facebook email scams and stay safe
With billions of users worldwide, Facebook is a prime target for scammers looking to trick people through fake emails. Knowing how to recognize these scams can help you protect your personal informati...
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What is a BEC attack, and how do you protect your business?
A business email compromise (BEC) attack exploits trusted business email accounts used for payments and sensitive communications, tricking employees into sending money or confidential information to a...
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What is NTLM? Understanding this legacy authentication protocol
New Technology LAN Manager (NTLM) is a legacy authentication protocol from Microsoft that continues to appear in many Windows environments, often because of older applications or fallback configuratio...
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How to prevent shoulder surfing: Essential tips for digital privacy
You know the feeling: someone stands a little too close, and you instinctively tilt your phone away. That instinct is there for a reason. In crowded spaces, a quick glance can reveal sensitive informa...
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The SLAM method for enhanced email and phishing security
Sender, Links, Attachments, and Message (SLAM) is an acronym that helps prevent you from falling victim to phishing attacks. It serves as a starting point for evaluating risk when you receive suspicio...
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