Total Protection Group, Inc.

07/11/2018

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5942205/Wrap-car-key-fob-TINFOIL-stop-thieves-unlocking-vehicle.html

According to ex-FBI agent Holly Hubert who is now CEO of Buffalo-based GlobalSecurityIQ, the simple hack can protect cars from being stolen.

03/12/2015

7 Ridiculously Easy Things You Should Do to Protect Your Privacy March 10, 2015 by Brian Willingham 1 Comment 0000TOTAL SHARES 0A few months back, The New York Times reported that an out-of-work former taxi driver from Romania hacked into the email accounts of some of the world’s most powerful peopl…

02/23/2015

Superfish isn't just adware -- it can also be a nightmare for those who value their privacy.

02/19/2015

Drones can do great things for us, but if you'd prefer that they not fly over your property, create a No Fly Zone by simply providing your address.

02/19/2015

California-based Breathometer has developed an app to let users easily call an Uber when their breathalyser determines that the user's blood alcohol content is near the legal limit.

02/14/2015

Total expenditures for Valentine’s Day gifts will exceed $18.9 billion this year.

02/12/2015

This evening, while you settle down to watch Death In Paradise or Birds Of A Feather, the disturbing reality is that your television set may also be watching and listening to you.

02/12/2015

HOW well do you know your significant other?

02/11/2015

David Bryan, a security specialist at Chicago's Trustwave, was able to steal credit and debit card details by standing just six inches (15cm) away while a transaction was being made.

02/10/2015

The software, created by Dutch developer Maikel Zweerink, exploits a ‘design flaw’ in the service’s optional status feature which lets other users know whether someone is online.

02/10/2015

The database was set up by Ben Marcus from California. It lets people place zones (pictured) above their homes. Each address is sent to drone makers and added to a list of restricted airspace.

02/04/2015

Using Valet Parking just got more dangerous due to this app

KeyMe is a New York-based digital locksmith. The app (pictured lets homeowners scan and store their keys in the cloud, share scans with family and friends, and order postal duplicates.