Muad Abdi

  Blog week 6           This article focuses on a brighter future for cybersecurity post corona-virus.  Since the onset of coronavirus cybersecurity issues like records being exposed increased to 36 billion in just a few months. This article mainly focuses on how we can tighten our  security in a world where cybersecurity attacks are not only rising but are becoming more severe as each year goes by. Should we not use passwords anymore? will multi-factor  authentication solve our problems? etc.                                           https://www.analyticsinsight.net/cybersecurity-post-covid-19-the-opportunity-for-a-safer-cyber-future/

       Blog week 5     When you want to learn about Cybersecurity there are many things that you start learning  from. Cybersecurity covers a wide variety of topics that you could choose from to do your  initial learning on what this subject is about. Also while learning you can learn a lot about  how to also secure your your information from these safety topics. Here this article touches  on 7 important Cybersecurity safety topics that you can learn about.                Article: https://us.norton.com/internetsecurity-how-to-7-most-important-cyber-security-topics-you-should-learn-about.html

                    Week 4 blog Privacy is an important thing to everyone. Everyone deserves to be in control of their privacy at all times. Google is mirroring Apple's 'opt out of ad tracking' privacy setting. This allows for android users, either on their android phones or tablets, to have the ability to opt out of ad tracking. This move will cut off android app developers' access to the "Advertising IDs", where they have the ability to track user's movements between apps in order to provide targeted ads. In place of where developers usually see identifiers, they will begin to see zeros for those that opted out of ad tracking. In late 2021, users will be in charge of their ad tracking privacy by having the opportunity to opt-out.  https://thehackernews.com/2021/06/google-to-let-android-users-opt-out-to.html