Category: Security

Oct 15, 2019

Is Your Old Router Still Supported?

Failure to apply updates is the number one reason for a security incident. The bad guys are turning to computer

Oct 07, 2019

You May Want to Hold Off on the Windows 10 KB4524147 Update

Under normal circumstances, you will want to install the latest updates as they are released from the manufacturer. Apparently, some

Oct 03, 2019

Evil Lightning Cable Coming Soon to Hak5

Hak5 has some great tools for penetration testing. They are probably best known for selling the Wi-Fi Pineapple, which intercepts

Sep 30, 2019

Researcher Claims to Discover Unpatchable iOS Bug

The worst nightmare of a tech company? Discovery that its product design has a flaw that can't be fixed without

Sep 24, 2019

Stop Using Internet Explorer

There are all sorts of studies that show usage of Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) browser is very low. However, there

Sep 23, 2019

Beware: Weak Shared Office Security

In an age where virtual companies seem to be the norm, shared office space is one way to provide a

Sep 11, 2019

Windows 7 Extended Security Updates

As readers should already know, Windows 7 extended support ends on January 14, 2020. We've been recommending that users upgrade

Aug 27, 2019

Apple Issues Fix for What it Broke

Apple devices are constantly being attacked. The major goal is to successfully jailbreak a device to gain access to the

Aug 19, 2019

View Your Saved Passwords in Chrome on Android Devices

Despite our continued recommendation NOT to store any passwords or other information in a browser, people just continue to do

Aug 14, 2019

New Target for Ransomware – DSLR Cameras

It was just a matter of time before ransomware attacks moved from our computers to other devices. Researchers from CheckPoint

Aug 13, 2019

Google Project Zero Exposes iPhone Vulnerabilities

Nothing is totally secure. Project Zero, Google's team of elite hackers tasked with finding vulnerabilities in competitors' (and Google) products,

Aug 12, 2019

Patch Your Printer

A pair of security researchers has discovered 49 vulnerabilities in the drivers and software of six common printer brands. The