Category: Security

Jul 05, 2018

How to Determine if Someone is Secretly Using Your Computer

The bad guys are coming up with all sorts of techniques to infect your computer. It may be to encrypt

Jul 02, 2018

WPA3 – Improved Security for Wi-Fi

Well, it's finally here. In the Fall of 2017, a vulnerability in WPA2 wireless encryption was discovered. Known as the

Jun 19, 2018

Apple Not as Secure as Users Believe

Encryption is your friend, except if encryption isn't properly implemented. Apparently, macOS users have been exposed to a security bug

Jun 12, 2018

Employee Cyber Education Sucks

Report after report identifies that the human being is the weakest link in security. A new report from OpenVPN confirms

Jun 06, 2018

Can You Trust Your VPN?

Virtual Private Networks (VPN) are a must have technology for remotely accessing data in a secure fashion. How do you

Jun 04, 2018

G Suite Admins – Check the Configuration

If you are a G Suite admin, you are responsible for maintaining a secure environment for your users. That means

May 31, 2018

Delete Alexa’s Recorded History

Alexa records what it hears when the wake word is spoken. Recently, news reports have indicated that Alexa sent private

May 24, 2018

Chrome Extension Tells if Your Password Has Been Compromised

We are still in a password driven world. Password reuse is a huge problem, but how do we know if

May 15, 2018

Encrypted E-mail is Not Broken Despite the Hype

The sky is not falling and encrypted e-mail is not broken. There were a ton of reports yesterday claiming that

May 10, 2018

Disappearing Signal Messages Don’t Really Disappear on a Mac

I'm a big fan of the Signal app from Open Whisper Systems for sending and receiving encrypted communication to other

May 09, 2018

Microsoft Safe Links – Not so Safe

It's really, really hard to stay ahead of the bad guys. Just ask Apple how many times it has released

May 08, 2018

Facebook is Still Evil – Backdoor to User’s Account

The hits just keep on coming. As if the scandal involving Cambridge Analytica wasn't enough (forget about the FTC consent