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Facebook’s own research reveals the harm that Instagram can inflict.

Views expressed in this cybersecurity-intelligence update are those of the reporters and correspondents.

Accessed on 25 September 2021, 2133 UTC.

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facebook’s-own-research-reveals-the-harm-that-instagram-can-inflict

Facebook’s own research reveals the harm that Instagram can inflict
For years, people have accused Instagram of being bad for young people, particularly young women. It turns that Instagram’s owner, Facebook, agrees.
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apple-releases-emergency-update

Apple releases emergency update: Patch, but don’t panic
Apple released a fix for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches that fixes a vulnerability exploited by Pegasus. On un-patched devices, the zero-click spyware can install itself with no interaction from users.
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what-are-computer-cookies?

What are computer cookies?
Cookies make the Internet friendly and easier to use. Unfortunately, there’s a certain type of cookie that has led to most of the problems we have come to associate with them: third-party cookies.
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what-is-the-dark-web?

What is the Dark Web? The Dark Web explained
There’s a part of the web you’ve never seen before and, yet, your personal information is probably there for sale to the highest bidder. It’s called the Dark Web.
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Lock and Code podcast

Why backups aren’t a “silver bullet” against ransomware
This episode of Lock and Code, learn all about backing up your data, common backup pitfalls, and why backups are not just a “set-it-and-forget-it” solution to today’s thorniest cybersecurity problem.
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Published by Russ Roberts

Retired News director of Pacific Radio Group Radio Stations on Hawaii-the Big Island. I have more than 40 years of broadcast experience, including positons at KTUH-FM (UH-Manoa), KPOI-FM (Honolulu). KHLO-AM (Hilo), KKBG-FM (KBIG-FM)(Hilo/Kona), KAPA-FM (Hilo-Kona). Native-FM (Hilo-Kona), and ESPN Hawaii (Hilo-Kona). Former University of Hawaii-Hilo librarian. Retired Air Force Officer. Amateur (Ham) Radio operator since 1977 (currently holds the Amateur Extra Class License from the FCC-KH6JRM).... Can read, write, and speak Russian. Retired on 30 September 2011, but still maintains a Hawaii Island News Blog.

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