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The 8 Most Destructive Computer Malware Attacks in History

Oct 21, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com

Discover the worst malware attacks in history, from Stuxnet to WannaCry. Learn how these destructive cyberattacks shaped modern cybersecurity practices.
Inclusive Gaming: How to Boost Accessibility for Hearing-Impaired Gamers

Sep 11, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Ezequiel Bruni

Sound design is an aspect of video games that is often overlooked and underappreciated… sometimes by the developers (devs) themselves, and sometimes by reviewers. It’s easy to forget just how much sound matters to the medium. It’s used for immersive storytelling, improving the overall feel of moment-to-moment gameplay, alerting the player to some mechanic that needs their attention, and warning players of threats. When it’s done wrong, it can be frustrating.
Firefox vs. Safari: Who Wins on Privacy and Security?

Aug 16, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Elly Hancock

Firefox vs. Safari – which is better for your privacy and security? We stacked up their features to help you find out which browser is safest.
Get Ready for Generative AI’s Next Assault On Your Privacy

Jun 24, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Glyn Moody

In the 15 months since we first warned that generative AI would be terrible for privacy, the potential threats have become clearer. One example of the new problems generative AI brings is the increasing popularity of romantic chatbots, which can explicitly request – and have often obtained – highly intimate data. There’s a new trend emerging that could be even more problematic than what we’ve seen so far. It arises from generative AI’s apparently insatiable demand for training data.
How to Stay Safe on Tinder in 2024

Jun 10, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Nicolae Tiganenco

Navigate Tinder safely with our essential tips. Learn how to protect your privacy, recognize red flags, and ensure secure meetups in your online dating journey.
How Private is Tinder? Stay Safe Online in 2024

May 26, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Sarah Foley

Learn about Tinder’s privacy measures and secure your online dating experience. Get expert advice on effective settings and strategies to safeguard your personal data.
Why a TikTok Ban Would Miss the Wider Problem: A Massive Failure to Protect Privacy Online

Apr 19, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Glyn Moody

News outlets and opinion columns are full of updates and comments about a US bill that would force TikTok’s Chinese owner either to sell the app or to see it banned in the US. Moves to ban TikTok are not new– they weren’t even new when we wrote about this topic a year ago. What’s different this time is that the US bill has passed with widespread, bipartisan support: the vote in the House of Representatives was 352 in favor, and 65 against.
Satellite Eyes in the Sky Will Be Able to Recognize You

Mar 14, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Glyn Moody

Back in 2019, we noted that a new generation of commercial satellites would soon pose a serious threat to privacy. It’s difficult to hide anything outdoors from an invisible eye in the sky, including people – after all, we can’t stay in our houses all the time. One development was the availability of inexpensive nanosatellites.
This Global Identity System Tracks Everything You Do Online

Mar 12, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Glyn Moody

It’s nearly seven years since we first wrote about the complex web of surveillance capitalism, a massive machine which tracks everything you do and everywhere you go online. That article drew on an important report from Cracked Labs, written by Wolfie Christl, who had meticulously pieced together the jigsaw puzzle of players that keep this vast surveillance machine humming for profit.
Will OpenAI’s Sora Really Impact Video Games?

Feb 27, 2024 | privateinternetaccess.com | Ezequiel Bruni

If you ask me, not any time soon. Allow me to elaborate. Just recently, OpenAI announced a new AI model called Sora that’s designed to let users generate videos from text prompts, just like every LLM we’ve seen so far. The difference? Sora is surprisingly good at it, with results that look awfully close to realistic, even if there are still some telltale signs of AI intervention.