Facebook’s Checkpoints Help Users Counter Malware

Mashable
Mashable
  • 10 years ago
Facebook’s new security checkpoints will let users download security tools to keep their computers malware-free.

Recommended

7:58
I
Up next
Lego-like house seeks to transform how we build (and live in) our homes
Mashable
21:14
How a purple gorilla made us regulate the internet — Kernel Panic
Mashable
1:09
The tech products that'll go fastest on Amazon Prime Day 2021
Mashable
3:41
The best Korean dramas we can't stop watching
Mashable
7:31
'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' used more than 82,000 frames of hand-drawn animation
Mashable
1:02
Tiny robot acrobat uses tail to do backflips
Mashable
1:47
How 'Luca' teaches us to let go, according to the cast
Mashable
3:42
The cast of 'Birds of Prey' are on fire in this Batman trivia game
Mashable
1:08
This neon exhibition explores the vibrant evolution of video games from the 1960s to today
Mashable
1:02
Like a miniature Voltron, these magnetic sphere robots can assemble and move as one
Mashable
0:52
These are the first human passengers to try hyperloop travel
Mashable
1:33
This bizarre glowing Mercedes concept car was somehow inspired by 'Avatar'
Mashable
1:17
European electric flying car edging closer to commercial availability
Mashable
2:16
These cyborg cockroaches can be commanded to perform basic tasks
Mashable
1:22
Origami vaccination syringe made entirely out of silicone
Mashable
1:27
Here’s what the world’s first 3D printed school will look like
Mashable
6:14
Cob is a natural building material that can one day replace cement in construction
Mashable
1:20
The world's first electric wingsuit soars the skies at mind-boggling speed
Mashable
1:20
Researchers grew mice embryos in artificial wombs
Mashable
1:42
This shapeshifting cabin has sliding walls and a convertible roof
Mashable
1:08
The world's first flying electric racing vehicle is here
Mashable
1:10
Microscopic robots unfold like origami birds
Mashable
1:07
This transforming car goes from road to the skies in minutes
Mashable
6:47
Here’s everything you need to know about the dawn of the quantum internet
Mashable
1:27
‘Dill’ is a super-fast robot that can unload 1600 boxes an hour
Mashable