Author: Modernizing Tech
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How Businesses Can Share Passwords Without Revealing Them
Passwords are still widely used, but sharing them directly (through messages, email, or documents) creates unnecessary risk. Once a password is shared, there is no reliable way to control how it’s stored, reused, or passed along. There are safer ways to share access without exposing the actual password. Issues With Sharing Passwords When someone knows
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Another Cloudflare Outage Causes Significant Traffic Disruptions
Cloudflare experienced another significant service disruption on December 5, 2025, affecting over 25% traffic on its network. They confirmed the incident was not caused by a cyberattack, but the result from an internal configuration change made while rolling out protections for a newly disclosed React Server Components vulnerability. The update altered how Cloudflare’s Web Application
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Google Releases Chrome 143 With Security Fixes for Windows, Mac, and Linux
Google has released a new Chrome update for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Chrome 143 will roll out over the coming days and includes a collection of security fixes, performance improvements, and general stability updates. Additional feature details are also expected in upcoming Chrome and Chromium blog posts. Chrome 143 includes 13 security fixes addressing issues
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How to Properly Delete an Online Account (What Actually Gets Deleted vs Kept)
Deleting an online account seems straightforward, but in practice it rarely means everything associated with that account disappears immediately. In 2025, most platforms separate account closure from data retention, which can lead to misunderstandings about what is actually removed and what is kept. This guide explains how account deletion works today, what typically happens to
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Hackers Utilizing Known Legitimate IT Tools for Remote Access Attacks
Hackers are distributing legitimate remote support tools as part of new attack campaigns, tricking victims into installing applications such as LogMeIn Resolve and PDQ Connect under the guise of common utilities or software updates. Researchers at cybersecurity software and solutions provider Malwarebytes report a rise in cases where these tools are preconfigured to connect directly
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How Digital Clutter Slow Devices More Than Storage (And Tips to Fix)
When a device feels slow, many people assume storage space is the problem. In reality, modern devices are far more often slowed by digital clutter: background services, unused apps, browser extensions, and constantly syncing accounts. Reducing this clutter can noticeably improve performance without upgrading hardware. What Digital Clutter Looks Like Today Digital clutter isn’t just
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Top Free Mobile Apps & Tools
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Mobile devices now handle much of our communication, organization, and daily workloads. With so many apps shifting toward subscription models, it’s refreshing to see that several strong free options still offer meaningful functionality without upfront cost. Many of these apps are used routinely in personal settings and professional environments, making them reliable choices for staying
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