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Tech Optimizer
November 28, 2024
As Black Friday 2024 approaches, various deals are being offered in computer security, software, online education, and IT services. VPN Deals: - NordVPN: 74% discount on a 2-year subscription, total cost .73 (.49/month). - SurfShark: 86% off a 2-year subscription, total cost .72. - ProtonVPN: Discounts up to 70%, varying by subscription length. Antivirus Software Deals: - Avast Software: Up to 70% off antivirus software. - ESET: Up to 50% off antivirus software. - Malwarebytes: 50% discount on 1-year or 2-year subscriptions. IT and Security Courses Deals: - PuralSight: 50% discount on yearly subscriptions for programming and IT courses. - Udemy: Courses available for .99 through November 29th. Security & IT Black Friday Deals: - Any.Run: Additional licenses or TI lookups at the same price. - DeleteMe: 25% discount with coupon code BFCM25OFF. - Firewalla: Discount on sitewide purchases and additional discount on specific firewall solutions with coupon code FWBFCMPURPLE2024. - Hak5 Store: Deals on items like the Lan Turtle and O.MG Elite Gift Pack. - Incogni: 58% discount on its annual plan. - LastPass: Up to 40% off on various LastPass products. - Yubico: Discounts on orders over 0 or €25 off on purchases exceeding €100.
AppWizard
June 26, 2024
- Telegram was used to circulate a leaked UGC-NET exam paper, with people offering to sell it for Rs 5,000 to Rs 15,000. - The Central government cancelled the exam due to concerns of compromised integrity, with the education minister confirming the paper was leaked on Telegram. - Telegram's popularity in India, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic, allowed for easy access to resources and study materials for exams. - The app's anonymity features attract both genuine aspirants and those seeking to misuse it, such as offering to modify answer sheets for a fee. - Telegram's group size limit of up to 2 lakh members makes it a platform where leaks are likely to occur, with some fraudsters taking advantage of the situation to defraud aspirants.
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