Rich MogullContributor, Macworld

Rich Mogull is a security analyst at Securosis. He's the security editor at TidBits and has been covering security for 20 years.

How to disable Java on your Mac

The everyday agony of the password

Keep your iPad safe

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Security is vital if you're going to use an iPad a business device. Rich Mogull shares how to protect both your tablet and its data.

How to use your iPad securely

Privacy: what bad guys do with stolen data

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When criminals obtain your e-mail address, credit card, or Social Security Number, your information enters an underground economy where it’s sold, bought, and (maybe) eventually used in a crime.

Protect your privacy: social networking

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Maintaining privacy on social networks is much like hanging all your dirty laundry on a highway billboard, then asking only your friends to look. While it's possible to avoid sharing your life's story with the entire world, it takes effort.

Protect your privacy: Web browsing

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Ad networks, search engines, Internet service providers, and social networks all track, analyze, and sell almost everything you do online.

Protect your privacy: browse the Web safely

Protect your privacy: take control of social networking