
RFID Tracking Isn’t Actually THAT Scary…
.Did you know there might be trackers in your clothing? RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags can be found everywhere. Their main use is to track inventory and prevent shoplifting, but there are lots of conspiracy theories about RFID and its ability to track people. In this video Naomi Brockwell will explain how RFID works, why […]
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What is the Most PRIVATE Cloud Storage?
- Frank
- February 15, 2023
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Naomi Brockwell compares some popular cloud storage providers, to see which ones are the most private.
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Are There Privacy Issues with DNS?
In this video, Naomi Brockwell will explain how DNS works, and how to set up your DNS to make your internet browsing far more private.
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You NEED to learn about FIREWALLS!
Your firewalls are a crucial part of your privacy and security setup. You can think of them like a bouncer at a building, deciding who is allowed to enter and who is not. In this video Naomi shows you how to create a separate network for your insecure devices like IoT devices. She then shows […]
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You won’t believe how UNSAFE your home router is!
Your router is the gateway between your devices and the internet at large. If it’s compromised, it’s like leaving the front door to your home network wide open, allowing malicious actors to enter. Unfortunately the routers most of us use are VERY insecure, with all kinds of known vulnerabilities. In this video Naomi Brockwell goes […]
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DARQ Highlight of The Week – 4th Week of October 2022
October DARQ Highlights of the Week are covering a series of highlights some of the security challenges concerning Emerging Disrupting Technologies” taking Quantum Technologies as an example ” Today’s Highlight is about the “Potential Quantum Computing Implications on the National Security” Quantum Computing has become one of the nation’s states’ national security challenges, as it […]
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Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Course for 2022
- Frank
- October 10, 2022
- 2022
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This video on the “BlockChain and Cryptocurrency Full Course for 2022” video will help you understand blockchain and its fundamentals clearly and elaborately. Also, this tutorial helps you to understand what cryptocurrency is, how paper money came into existence, the future of cryptocurrency, the features of cryptocurrency, how cryptocurrency works, what makes cryptocurrencies special, and […]
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Kubernetes and OpenShift: What’s the Difference?
- Frank
- October 10, 2022
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Containerization is becoming the new norm for developing and deploying applications in a more efficient and accelerated manner. Kubernetes and OpenShift are two of the main container management platforms in the market for managing containers across the infrastructure. Check out this lightboarding video with Sai Vennam from IBM Cloud as he takes a deep dive […]
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Is Linux Right For You?
After joining Red Hat, I decided to “give up Windows for Lent.” The experiment was a success in the sense that I feel confident about my ability to remain productive should my issues with Windows 11 be resolved. In the meantime, I have reverted my main work driver back to Windows. Like it or not, […]
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