Personal Info of 31 Million People Leaked by Popular Virtual Keyboard AI.type

TNW | Yikes. Data belonging to 31 million users of the popular smartphone virtual keyboard, AI.type, has leaked online after the developer failed to properly secure the app’s database. The app’s database server was left online without any form of authentication. This meant anyone could access the company’s treasure trove of personal information, which totals more than 577 gigabytes of data, without needing a password.

[Webinar] GDPR Compliance: “Explain Like I’m Five” with Data Privacy Expert

BetterCloud | The topic of data privacy is everywhere these days. On that note, we're hosting a webinar today on GDPR compliance with Jodi Daniels, a data privacy expert. She'll cover the essentials of GDPR, plus actionable steps to achieve compliance, in an easy-to-understand way. Register here for it (limited space available!).

Report: Email Attacks Increasing, But None As Much As Impersonation Phishing

TechRepublic | Email filtration is getting good enough to catch most malware, but it's not anywhere near capable of stopping a well-targeted impersonation attack.

Become a Google Drive Power User with These 20 Tips and Tricks

Popular Science | Just because you use Google Drive doesn't mean you're using it to its full potential. The suite offers unexpected and powerful features when you scratch its surface. Here are 20 of the most useful ones.

15 Tips To Get More Out Of Dropbox

Hongkiat | Here are various hidden tips and tricks to gain control of Dropbox and do much more than just placing files and syncing them.