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<\/a><\/p>\nGoogle taking a tough stand against suspicious logins<\/b><\/p>\n
Google is getting tougher with two-factor authentication techniques for suspicious logins that they detect. It is pushing two-factor authentication even for those accounts that have not signed up for it. While this is good for security, it is also bad for people who lose their phones as the person who finds their phone and tries to access their accounts, will also get the password that is sent to the device. Read more here<\/a>. <\/p>\n Google Apps are set to become even more secure<\/b><\/p>\n A new partnership forged by Google will now make Google Apps stronger and more secure. Zix, an email data protection company, and Google have launched GAME \u2013 Google Apps Message Encryption. Surprisingly, Google\u2019s emails that were sent to other systems were not encrypted, until now. So this is a good move for enterprise security. Read more here<\/a>. <\/p>\n Other Google related news<\/b><\/p>\n # Google is flooded with information take-down requests<\/a><\/p>\n # Google Bouncer, Android\u2019s dynamic malware scanner, fails to detect malware<\/a><\/p>\n Facebook wants to know more about your locations<\/b><\/p>\n Information hoarder Facebook wants some more data about your locations and where you go. This will allow them to show you cards that can help you discover where you are or what to do next. While this is good for the social addicts, others may find this to be yet more intrusive behavior. Read more here<\/a>. <\/p>\n Fresh new scam on Facebook<\/b> <\/p>\n Facebook is a great place to spread false news and scams. A new scam that shows a message saying \u201cYour photos are being used\u201d is now doing the rounds. When they click and go further, user login details are shared with the attackers. The rising numbers of this scam show that people are well aware that pictures can be misused. Read more here<\/a>. <\/p>\n Other important news:<\/b> <\/p>\n # New click fraud malware is threatening Windows users<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n