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TDS’ Internet Security product keeps devices safe

TDS® has launched TDS Internet Security, a new security product that will keep customer’s internet and online devices safe. With TDS Internet Security, customers will be able to easily distribute and manage TDS Internet Security licenses from their My Account… (Continue Reading)

Should you delete the FaceApp?

The viral app, most recently part of a celebrity #FaceAppChallenge, allows users to upload photos to see how they might look when they’re old, if they were a different gender, etc. Although it has been around for a few years,… (Continue Reading)

TDS launches new Internet Security product for your devices

TDS® is launching a new security product that will keep your online devices safe and protect your home internet. With TDS Internet Security, you will be able to easily distribute and manage TDS internet security licenses from their My Account… (Continue Reading)

6 things to consider for youth and internet safety

Research from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that children between the ages of 8 to 18 spend up to eight hours online each day. June is National Internet Safety Month. As schools close for summer recess, young students will have… (Continue Reading)

‘Jailbroken’ streaming devices and apps are Trojan Horses for malware

The latest entertainment scams are just like Trojan Horses—you invite them into your home thinking they’re something awesome, but they actually mean you harm. Back in the old days (in 2017), you “just” had to worry about downloading pirated content… (Continue Reading)

Cyber security reminder: Make passwords strong

It’s springtime, which means it’s a good time to clean out your old computer passwords and replace them with stronger ones that are tough to crack. The tips below were adapted from the Department of Homeland Security’s Online Privacy Tip… (Continue Reading)

Now more options for blue-light blocking glasses

The average number of hours an office worker spends in front of a computer screen is six-and-a-half. When you add in the number of hours most people spend on their phones, you can chalk up nearly 10 hours per day… (Continue Reading)

Equip kids against online gaming hackers

If you, or someone in your family, enjoy the super-popular online games be warned: there are real-life security risks at play in online gaming. Take Fortnite, three recently discovered security bugs would have allowed hackers to access account and payment… (Continue Reading)

People can figure out your password

Even if your password isn’t “123456,” “password,” or “qwerty” — some of the most commonly used ones out there—odds are good that other people know your password. That’s because of two reasons: Billions of leaked credentials have found their way… (Continue Reading)

Hacking humans: the dangers of social engineering

“Amateurs hack systems, professionals hack people.” —Bruce Schneier – privacy specialist Social engineering is a new term to describe someone who uses psychological manipulation to get someone else to divulge confidential information or perform actions (e.g., click a link in… (Continue Reading)

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