.Crypt files – how to approach them?
Maybe you’ve already come across some form of ransomware – a nasty kind of virus that encrypts your files and holds them ransom for profit. A sudden notification informs you about the lock-down of your data with a promise to unlock them again for the exchange of – what else?
Top 5 Extensions for 2016
Links: AdBlock Plus: https://adblockplus.org/ Pocket: https://getpocket.com/ SaferPass: https://saferpass.net/ Sidenotes: http://sidenotes.co/ Honey: https://www.joinhoney.com
SaferPass Security Lexicon: 4 reasons for VPN
This week on SaferPass’ Security Lexicon, we will be explaining VPNs. VPN(Virtual Private Network) is a term used to describe a technology which enables us to use the internet more securely. Today we will look at the advantages of VPNs and will let you in on at least 4 good
Advanced Security Tips
Strong passwords and a good security hygiene are no longer enough to cover all of the threats that lurk in the digital world. That’s why SaferPass has some expert advice for taking the security of your online profile to a higher level.
SaferPass has closed a EUR 1 million Seed Round co-led by LRJ Capital and Neulogy Ventures
Bratislava & San Francisco, 17 May 2016 – SaferPass, a leading developer of online identity, security, and password management products, has closed a EUR 1 million Seed Round co-led by LRJ Capital and Neulogy Ventures and a group of global angel investors. The company will use the funds for continued development of
SaferPass – effective browser extension
As more and more time is being spent browsing the internet, people tend to leave many of their favourite tabs opened, often not signed-in or with passwords written on post-its on their desks. We hear many voices preaching better security hygiene, especially in the case of passwords, yet users rarely
Security lexicon by SaferPass: DoS and DDoS attacks
In today’s security lexicon, we will be taking a closer look on DoS and DDoS attacks, two of the most terrifying weapons in the hacker arsenal, which have been used many times by groups and individuals across the world to cause considerable uproar. How they work, how they were used
More than 96% of consumers are sharing up to six passwords with other people
The average internet user has dozens of accounts and wants to keep the principles of good security with each one of them (unique passwords, combination of uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers, regular changes of passwords). Without a great password manager, it’s almost impossible. Many of us use the same
Biggest security threats in 2016!
The well-known web security blog Zonealarm has issued a list of the top biggest security threats that are waiting for us in the current year. All of them have been relevant for several years now and everyone should take great care in protecting their devices against them. These are the 4 biggest security threats that lie in store for us in the year 2016: Bank
Password manager – 7 pros, zero cons
Nowadays a password management software is necessary for digital security The general consensus about its necessity and safety notwithstanding, a huge amount of people still prefer the good old method of writing down passwords on small pieces of paper. Why is that so? The majority of modern and practical changes to our lives are accepted easily, even gladly,