Category: Internet
Dec 23, 2014
VPN Unlimited on Sale
If you have ever wanted to try out your own personal VPN, BGR is selling a VPN Unlimited Premium Plan
Read MoreDec 16, 2014
Google Services Safe for Data Storage
According to Google’s Chairman, Eric Schmidt, your data is safe from the NSA if you use Google’s services. Schmidt was
Read MoreDec 08, 2014
No More SSL for Firefox Browser
It’s finally happened. Mozilla has disabled SSL 3.0 in Firefox with the latest update and also fixed several critical bugs
Read MoreDec 04, 2014
Order Confirmations Bring More “Gifts”
Any major news event or holiday is another opportunity for the bad guys to infect your computer. The latest attack
Read MoreDec 02, 2014
Yahoo Wins Firefox Search Traffic
For over 10 years Google was the default search engine for Firefox. Not anymore. Yahoo will now be the default
Read MoreNov 12, 2014
Office on Android and iOS Devices is Now Free
There have been all kinds of reports about the recent announcement concerning Microsoft’s Office offering. The announcement means that Office
Read MoreNov 06, 2014
Two 800 Pound Gorillas – Dropbox and Microsoft
Microsoft and Dropbox just announced a deal to help link Office 365 and the popular Dropbox cloud storage. The arrangement
Read MoreNov 03, 2014
Be Afraid – Be Very Afraid of Your Smart TV
Apparently, there is no such thing as privacy. It doesn’t matter if it is Facebook, Google, Apple or any other
Read MoreOct 28, 2014
Unlimited OneDrive Storage for Office 365 Users
The cloud storage wars just got interesting. You may recall that it wasn’t that long ago when Microsoft announced a
Read MoreOct 27, 2014
Current News About Ebola Aids Cybercriminals
Ebola is a nasty thing. Cybercriminals riding on the fear of disasters is also a nasty thing. It could be
Read MoreOct 20, 2014
Beware of the Cloud
You can’t go a single day without hearing something about the “cloud.” The sad part is that 50% of people
Read MoreOct 16, 2014
SSL is no Longer Safe to Use
There have been several reports discussing another vulnerability in SSL (Secure Socket Layer). Specifically, the current attack is being called
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