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The IoT and the Day the Internet Died … Almost
by Ted Bauman October 31, 2016 Privacy Invasion
Recently, the Internet almost died thanks to cheap security in IoT devices. Instead of killing the IoT market, though, the event may have opened a new opportunity for investors.
Earnings Worse Than the Great Recession? Worse Than the Great Recession?
by Chad Shoop September 2, 2016 U.S. Economy
As another earnings season comes to an end, one thing immediately jumps out: Stock prices are out of whack from their core value — earnings. And the implications are dire.
Poke?mon Go Privacy Invasion Pokémon Go Privacy Invasion
by Ted Bauman July 25, 2016 Privacy Invasion
The wildly popular Pokémon Go app is the latest in free-to-play genre that’s turning you, your smartphone data and your private information into a commodity to be traded for profit.
Apple Vs. the FBI The War on Privacy Apple vs. the FBI: The War on Privacy
by Ted Bauman February 22, 2016 Privacy Invasion
The government is going after Apple’s iPhone encryption with a vengeance. The “terrorism” flag is being waved, but it’s your privacy that’s really at stake. After all, can we really trust this breach of privacy will be “one time only”?
Image for tax season scams 3 Tips to Avoid Tax Season Scams
by Ted Bauman February 1, 2016 Taxes
Tax season is quickly approaching, and that means one thing: the return of scammers determined on seizing your wealth. Follow these tips to avoid being a target.

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