After the iCloud hacking scandal, Apple introduced a two-step login process designed to stop brute force attacks (attacks where hackers try to guess your password). However, as expected, hackers soon found a new tool to overcome this problem. The chances of hackers being able to hack your iCloud account by brute force are significantly higher … Read More.

The Sony servers were hacked at the end of 2014, exposing employees’ private work emails and personal information, gender pay gap problems, and some of the juiciest and most damaging Hollywood gossip ever revealed to the public. It has been speculated that North Korea was responsible for the hacking, possibly in response to the upcoming … Read More.

When we set up two-step verification for our online accounts, we think that we are secure. By protecting ourselves with both a password and a security question (or even a whole series of security questions), we think that we are safe. Security questions often relate to information such as mother’s maiden name, date of birth, … Read More.