As of July 2018, Google started marking your website as “not secure” for anyone visiting it using Google Chrome. If you don’t want to lose traffic, it’s a good idea to make sure SSL is set up on your site so people can visit it via HTTPS protocol.Now is the time to set that up; here’s what you need to do.
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The Pros and Cons of Two-Factor Authentication Types and Methods
If you aren’t using two-factor authentication yet, you’re way behind and leaving your accounts vulnerable to hackers and phishers. How safe do you actually feel when a password is the only thing standing between a stranger and your bank account? Not too safe, I hope.
Source: The Pros and Cons of Two-Factor Authentication Types and Methods
How to Password Protect Files and Folders on Mac
You can encrypt your entire Mac drive with FileVault, but there are simpler options when it comes to password protecting individual files and folders.
How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication on All Your Social Accounts
Let’s see which social media platforms support two-factor authentification and how you can enable it.
Don’t let your account be compromised.
Source: How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication on All Your Social Accounts
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