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Magic Links vs Passkeys: What's the Difference?

While both magic links and passkeys are methods of passwordless authentication, they’re not exactly the same. Some of the key differences between magic links and passkeys are how they work, their security, where a website server stores them and whether or not they expire after being used to log in to an account. Continue reading to learn more about what makes magic links and passkeys different and similar to one another.

Keeper 101 - How to Share a Keeper Record on iOS

Keeper’s iOS mobile app makes it easy to securely share records with friends and family. To share a record with another Keeper user, select the record from your vault and tap Share, then Share with User. Enter the user's email address or select it from the dropdown, then use the toggle buttons to choose what permissions the user will receive such as: “Can Edit”, “Can Share” and "Make Owner". If you do not enable any permissions, the user will have “view only” access.

Keeper 101 - How to Set Up and Use KeeperFill on iOS

KeeperFill is Keeper’s powerful, autofilling feature that works across all devices and instantly logs you in to websites and apps, saving you both time and effort. Keeper is fully integrated into the login experience of every website and app through the Passwords button that appears above your device's keyboard. To utilize this feature you need to first perform a few setup steps.

Keeper 101 - How to Set Biometric Login in Keeper on iOS

Biometric login, especially when paired with Keeper, is a time saving, convenient feature that allows you to login to Keeper with biometrics such as “Face ID”. To enable biometric login, navigate to the Settings screen in the Keeper app and toggle “Biometric Login”, “on”. Next time you want to log in to Keeper, simply tap the Face ID icon to initiate face recognition. Please note, Face ID must be configured in your device's settings before using it to login to Keeper.

How To Securely Send Tax Documents

The most secure way to send tax documents is by using a platform with zero-knowledge encryption such as a password manager. Zero-knowledge encryption is one of the safest ways to store sensitive data because it encrypts and decrypts data at the device level, not the company’s servers or in the cloud. Using a password manager with zero knowledge removes the anxiety of having your sensitive information breached by unauthorized parties.

How To Protect Yourself From AI Voice Scam Calls

Artificial Intelligence (AI) being used to carry out cybercrime isn’t new, but as AI becomes more advanced, so do the tools that cybercriminals are using. One of the most recent AI-enabled cyber threats we’ve seen is cybercriminals using voice-cloning technology to carry out scam calls. You can protect yourself from AI voice-cloning scam calls by blocking spam calls, not picking up calls from unknown numbers and creating a safe word with your family in case a legitimate emergency occurs.

The Mac Admins Podcast team explain how to secure Apple devices at work and home

Joined by the popular Mac Admins podcast cast, we dive into Apple security and privacy, and how Macs are being integrated into workplaces everywhere. Find out whether an Apple product on its own keeps you secure and safe from viruses, or if you need additional security apps to protect your devices.

Can MFA Be Bypassed by Cybercriminals?

Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a cybersecurity best practice that helps protect online accounts from unauthorized access; however, not all forms of MFA are created equally in terms of security. There are ways that cybercriminals can bypass MFA. Some MFA methods are more vulnerable to cyber attacks and are often exploited by cybercriminals. There are methods of MFA that do a better job of protecting your online accounts; you just have to choose the correct option.