The Sydney Morning Herald Happy National Change Your Password Day June 5th was declared the National Change Your Password Day and for good reason – who really wants their personal accounts broken into? Tech Republic 10 Ways to Avoid IT Security Breaches Michael Kassner offers some solid guidelines and tips on how to avoid security [...]
GrandForksHerald.com Password Security Questions Get More Complicated If the typical ‘What’s Your Mother’s Maiden Name?’ questions seems too easy a question to guess, you might be interested in seeing some of the alternatives. ReadWriteWeb Online Security: White House Establishes New Cyber Czar Position Many of us are still in suspense when it comes to the [...]
Computerworld Phishers Harvest Facebook Passwords For Profit Identity thieves that hit Facebook last week with a new round of phishing attacks are harvesting passwords for profit. PCWorld Study: Secret Questions Don’t Safeguard Passwords The secret question you have to create for your free email account is usually an answer that is often easily guessable by [...]
DataStrategy Cyber Crime Spreads Its Viruses Cybercrime is constantly on the rise and here is a brief yet concise look at just how serious an issue it is. Could this wave of theft be the new virus to really watch out for? Wcnc.com New Identity Theft Scheme Surprises Victim We’re all aware the crime [...]
Ecommerce Journal 10 Ways Hackers Could Break Into Your Online Account Here is a quick guide on how hackers can compromise sensitive and personal information on your computer. And once you know how it works, you have the power to protect yourself. abc 7 News On Your Side: Email Phishing Scams Exposed Email phishing scams [...]
ABC News Facebook Fights Phising Attacks Most of us trust our Facebook friends, don´t we? And do we really think twice before clicking on links they send us? We should, especially considering Facebook has recently issued a security alert warning of potential phishing attacks.Trust your friends, but be cautious of links. IT Security IT Security [...]
ZDNet How Can Internet Security Be Stepped Up? Passwords and usernames are not in themselves an non-secure way of protecting sensitive info, but can be used in an non-secure way. Can the same eventually be said for the up and coming solution of Biometrics? The Auburn Villager New Face of Internet Stalking Is Local Having [...]
redOrbit Phishers Use Loopholes, New Tech To Step Up Attacks Cyber criminals no longer rely on the Nigerian email phishing hoax, but now “location-based spam” which takes victims to sites related to local disasters or other topics of interest seem to be the new phishing trend. kvue.com Saving vs. Remembering Passwords A quick Q&A with [...]
The Online News Hour Cyber Crime and Spying Threaten National Security The FBI has ranked cyber crime as the third-greatest threat to U.S. national security, after nuclear war and weapons of mass destruction. Here is a look at some examples of online crimes. The Wichita Eagle Scam Mimics Visa Security Program Phony messages instructing Visa [...]
Wow, what a couple of weeks have gone by. I’ve traveled the US coast-to-coast in a series of very interesting meetings, while back at HQ the testers have been doing a fabulous job on Passpack 7. And we were chosen as a Red Herring 100 Europe finalist. US Tour From Boston to San Francisco, it’s [...]
We’ve had a few support tickets regarding an error message with the latest Chrome dev build. Just as a friendly reminder please only use Passpack on stable build browsers only (most issues solve themselves once a version goes stable).
Last week’s move caused some delays, but is now complete. Those waiting for a reply from us can expect one soon.
Passpack is in the process of moving offices. This is causing delays in all normal operations, most importantly in customer support reply times. The move will be complete by July 8, and we’ll be back to our responsive selves!
The 2-way sync release candidate went so well, we’ve pushed it through as an official release: get it here.
New suggestions forum seems to be a hit, even got featured as a case study by Uservoice itself (nice!). Check out the forum here if you haven’t yet.
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