Enjoy this footage of a security guard frisking visitors without actually touching them, top of Reddit today after the site got hacked and its management learned that "SMS-based authentication is not nearly as secure as we would hope." [via]
Security guard frisks visitors without touching them
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NSA can track powered-down phones: how to actually protect your privacy
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Xbox Game Pass Ultimate just got cheaper for all users — $16.99 per month
A month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate normally costs $19.99 through Microsoft, but you can grab a 1-month membership for just $16.99 — and these codes are stackable, so that you… READ THE REST
Break into cybersecurity for just $30
TL;DR: Advance your cybersecurity career with The CISSP Security & Risk Management Training Bundle, now just $29.97 until July 20. Looking to transition to a career in cybersecurity? Gone are the days… READ THE REST
