jamesmcdaniel+FollowCan You Really Trust Your VPN App?Mullvad just rolled out reproducible builds for its Android VPN app, letting anyone verify the app hasn’t been tampered with. This move means you can check that what you download is exactly what Mullvad intended—no hidden surprises from hackers or shady third parties. Is this the transparency we should demand from all security apps, or is it just a nice-to-have for the ultra-cautious? Would you switch VPNs for this level of openness? #VPN #Cybersecurity #Android #Privacy #TechDebate #Tech00Share
Melissa Suarez+FollowAre Weak Passwords Our Biggest Threat?Just read a deep dive into password security trends, and the numbers are shocking—94% of us are still reusing passwords, making ourselves easy targets for cybercriminals. With default choices like “123456” still everywhere, are we underestimating the real risk? Do you trust password managers, or do you have your own method for staying secure? Let’s talk about what actually works in 2024 and what’s just security theater. #Cybersecurity #PasswordSecurity #TechDebate #DataProtection #Infosec #Tech00Share
vincentchen+FollowRTX 5090: Passwords Under Fire?Did you see how the new GeForce RTX 5090 can crack passwords nearly twice as fast as the previous model? Hive Systems’ latest Password Table shows that simple passwords don’t stand a chance against this kind of raw GPU power. With hardware evolving this quickly, are we underestimating the risks to our digital lives? Is it time to rethink how we create—and protect—our credentials? Let’s debate: are longer, complex passphrases enough, or do we need a new approach? #Cybersecurity #PasswordProtection #GPUpower #TechDebate #DigitalSecurity #Tech00Share
Kendra Jackson+FollowWould You Outsmart a Phone Thief?Imagine getting your iPhone stolen—then the thief tries to trick you with a fake Apple message to steal your data. That’s exactly what happened to one user, who clapped back with a message that left the thief powerless. As digital fraud gets more sophisticated, are you ready to defend your data if your device goes missing? Would you spot a phishing attempt, or would you fall for it? Let’s talk about the real risks behind phone theft and how you’d handle it. #Cybersecurity #Phishing #iPhoneSecurity #TechDebate #DigitalSafety #Tech00Share
Robert Cox+FollowPowerSchool’s Ransom RegretPlot twist: PowerSchool paid hackers to delete stolen student data, but—shocker—the crooks didn’t keep their word. Now, schools and families are getting hit with fresh extortion threats months after the breach. Turns out, trusting cybercriminals is about as smart as giving your lunch money to the school bully and expecting your homework back. Experts say paying up just fuels more attacks. Would you ever trust a hacker’s pinky promise? #cybersecurity #databreach #ransomware #edtech #PowerSchool #Education00Share
Julie Alexander+FollowSchool Data Hackers Double-Crossed PowerSchoolPowerSchool paid off hackers after a huge data breach, thinking student and teacher info would be safe. But now, those same hackers are hitting up school districts for more ransom, threatening to leak sensitive data like Social Security numbers and medical records. Turns out, paying the ransom didn’t keep anyone safe—just made things messier. Some states are ditching PowerSchool for better security, but the fallout is huge. Wild how one hack can shake up schools nationwide! #databreach #cybersecurity #schools #PowerSchool #ransomware #Education00Share
john57+FollowIs Passwordless the Future or a Trap?Microsoft is ditching passwords and shutting down its Authenticator app, betting big on passkeys and push notifications for security. But here’s the twist: while the Authenticator goes away, you’ll still be able to store passwords in Microsoft Edge. Is this a genuine leap forward for security, or just a clever way to nudge us all into using Edge? Would you trust a passwordless world, or do you see hidden risks? Let’s debate! #Passwordless #Microsoft #Cybersecurity #TechDebate #DigitalSecurity #Tech00Share
Jason Arellano+FollowAI vs Hackers: Who’s Winning the Cloud War?Trend Micro’s latest move—melding their security smarts with NVIDIA’s AI muscle and AWS’s cloud scale—has me wondering: Are we finally outpacing cyber threats, or just raising the stakes? Real-time anomaly detection powered by NVIDIA Morpheus sounds like a game-changer, but with every new AI layer, do we risk opening new attack surfaces? Is this the future of proactive defense, or just another arms race? Let’s debate. #Cybersecurity #AIinCloud #NVIDIA #AWS #ThreatDetection #TechDebate #Tech00Share
Stacey Miller+FollowIs Your Router a Hacker’s Playground?Just found out the FBI flagged 13 popular routers as hacker targets—if yours is on the list, it’s basically an open door for cybercriminals. These old devices aren’t getting security updates, so malware like TheMoon can slip in without a password and turn your home network into part of a botnet. Would you upgrade your router for better security, or do you think manufacturers should support devices longer? Let’s debate! #CyberSecurity #RouterUpgrade #TechDebate #HomeNetwork #Infosec #Tech90Share
zandrews+FollowHR Data Sharing: Are We Oversharing?Did you know HR teams might be sharing way more employee info than they need to? With so many cloud-based vendors for benefits and PTO, it’s easy to just send over a giant spreadsheet of data. But with cloud hacks up 25% this year, experts say HR should only share the bare minimum with each vendor. Next time your company signs up for a new service, ask: do they really need all that info? Protect your people! #HRtips #dataprivacy #cybersecurity #workplace #cloudsecurity #JobCareer00Share
