Category: Internet

Aug 28, 2017

Chrome Serious About Protecting Transmitted Data

If you are responsible for your firm's website, you should be hard at work making sure that all pages and

Aug 03, 2017

New Firefox Features Worth Looking At

The Firefox browser has some new beta features that are worth investigating. Mozilla recently announced three new features for the

May 23, 2017

Default Chrome Setting Can Expose Windows Credentials

Another day, another hack. We just saw how WannaCry exploited a Windows system using the SMB protocol. The SMB file

May 11, 2017

Opera Browser Update Merges New Features

The Opera browser update (Opera 45) offers some key features from its Neon concept browser. Paul Thurrott summarized the new

May 04, 2017

Very Sophisticated Scary Google Docs Phishing Attack

When will it ever end? Maybe never. Yesterday a massive phishing attack targeted Google accounts and attempted to get users

May 01, 2017

Another Reason to Use the Chrome Browser

Google is serious about having a more secure Internet experience and compelling websites to use the more secure HTTPS protocol.

Apr 24, 2017

Google Fixes Chrome Unicode Phishing Vulnerability – Patch Now

Last week I mentioned a Unicode vulnerability that impacted the Chrome, Opera and Firefox browsers. Google has now patched the

Apr 20, 2017

Google Still Pissed at Symantec

It's good advice not to kick the 800 pound gorilla. Google isn't happy with Symantec and the way it has

Apr 19, 2017

Holy Crap Batman! Our Browser is Vulnerable

Another way for the bad guys to screw with us. Users of the Chrome, Firefox and Opera browsers are vulnerable

Apr 04, 2017

Android Edges out Windows for Internet Usage

It isn't by much, but according to StatCounter, Android is the most popular operating system in terms of total Internet

Mar 28, 2017

FedEx Encourages Unsafe Computing with $5 Bribe

FedEx is heading for a public relations disaster if it continues with the current practice of encouraging users to install

Mar 27, 2017

Google Pissed at Symantec

I've always thought it was a bad idea to kick a rattlesnake unless you want to get bitten. Apparently, Symantec