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CAPTCHA codes, from blobbed melted characters to clicking on images with street signs, we've all been there. The next generation of reCAPTCHA will be invisible, that's true, no need to check "I am not a robot". Google is submerging its bot/human detection technology completely. Therefore, Google will be using the huge amount of data it already collects to see if the user is a person or a bot. Bots don't have a human-like digital footprint, it doesn't post vacation pictures ...or like friends new haircut. While this system will greatly reduce the ability for bots to function, well, honestly, the surveillance of our personal lives will also increase and this could be concerning. This is an area that needs attention from security experts as it is implemented. #CyberTip

In an environment of rapid growing threats, we wanted to dedicate the month of December to a series of Cyber Security threats and tips. Hopefully you will find them useful. #1: FTC Charges D-Link put consumers privacy at risk due to inadequate Security of ITS computer routers and cameras. We consider this FTC movement to be more symbolic than real, given that it lacks and ability to punish offenders. Hopefully, this kind of lawsuits will constrain the vendors to invest in r...eal security. It may be difficult to sell a cheap products and also develop suitable security protocols capable to withstand cyber threats. Until then, make sure to scan your computer for spyware and malware software on a regular basis. Also check the status of your anti-virus solution in order to include webcam anti-spyware feature. Remember that there are few antivirus solutions with this feature. Don't let your privacy be at risk, your webcam can be accessed even when your computer is on power saving or sleep mode. Take care! #CyberTechTip

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