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Do you think you’re safe from ransomware because you’re smart?
Because you know plenty about it. You’ve read the articles. You’ve seen the TV features on it. You’ve listened to my show. So you know, right? Well we’re going to talk today about ransomware and bring a little sanity to this, because people who are going to be affected the most by ransomware aren’t the people you think they are.
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RFID (radio frequency identification) is a technology that incorporates the use of electromagnetic or electrostatic coupling in the radio frequency (RF) portion of the electromagnetic spectrum to uniquely identify an object, animal, or person.
RFID is being used for absolutely everything nowadays including your passport, including some of your credit cards. If you're in a hotel have you ever thought about what might happen? Can someone hack your card? How about for your business? Getting into your business after hours?
This and more on TechSanity Check with America's Technology Expert, Craig Peterson.
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If there's one thing that would scare you today, that should be recovering lost data because of poor backup habits or services. Keeping your data safe is one thing, and backing it up is another, those go hand in hand regardless if you are a home office or an enterprise.
Also, as parents all we ever wanted is to make sure we get to watch over our kids and make sure that they are safe and sound. But, what if you are not the only one who is watching your kids? Or, what if you wanted to watch over your home and pets, and ended up seeing a different cam feed?
There are a lot to talk about today on TechSanity Check, and we'll get all those fear off of your shoulders.
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Joined Ken and Matt to discuss more about privacy. With Tom Wheeler, Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) being recently replaced, will that mean that we will now be watched and continuously monitored?
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Your Browser History Could Be for Sale Soon. Are You Concerned?
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Tom Wheeler, Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), was recently replacedÂ
We’re going to talk today about all of the angst in the media about the Republican Congress getting rid of Chairman Wheeler's FCC privacy rules. What does it mean? Why would he have done that? Kind of what's the bottom line on this? Did they do something evil? Was it another evil move by the Trump administration?
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Your Browser History Could Be for Sale Soon. Are You Concerned?
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