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Social Media
Workplace social media security: 5 questions answered
Workplace social media security is undoubtedly important for many businesses. In this feature, we answer five key questions relating to it.
Editor • 30 Jun 2017
Online safety tips for social media and IM fans
Since October is European Cyber Security Month, it is a good time to recap on social media and IM security. These online safety tips will do you well.
Ondrej Kubovič • 12 Oct 2016
Get rid of these undesirable 'friends' on this popular social network
In celebration of the International Day of Friendship, we want to help you spot undesirable 'friends' on Facebook.
Sabrina Pagnotta • 29 Jul 2016
How to secure your social media accounts
Social media platforms are increasingly being targeted, as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg found out earlier this month. Here, we look at how to keep your accounts secure.
Editor • 30 Jun 2016
Privacy
Please stop spreading the Facebook privacy notice hoax
A widespread hoax is being circulated between Facebook users, in the mistaken belief that posting the message will will give them more control over their privacy.
Graham Cluley • 29 Jun 2016
Quick thinking hostage calls police via online pizza delivery
A quick-thinking Florida mother used an online takeaway order to raise the alarm, after her partner took the woman and her three children hostage.
Alan Martin • 14 May 2015
Easter Social Media Safety: video guides
Despite the holiday season though, you can't guarantee that hackers and cybercriminals won't be on the hunt for weak and vulnerable social media slip ups, so what better time to give a refresher on social media safety than now?
Alan Martin • 02 Apr 2015
Facebook announces peer-to-peer payments between friends
Facebook has announced a new feature of its Messenger product, which allows friends to send payments directly to each other, reports Tech Crunch.
Alan Martin • 19 Mar 2015
Facebook rewards 'white hat' hackers with $1.3m bounty
Facebook has announced that it paid out $1.3 million last year to 'white hat' hackers, as part of a bounty initiative that rewards developers for spotting flaws in the social network.
Kyle Ellison • 27 Feb 2015