Category: Security

Dec 03, 2014

Low Cost Android Tablets with “Free” Extras

If you want to be cheap for the holidays, expect to get a little “extra” with your purchase. BGR reports

Dec 01, 2014

Another Reason to Quit Smoking

Technology impacts our lives every day. Everyone knows that smoking is bad for your health, but the latest hi-tech cigarettes

Nov 26, 2014

Password Management Software Targeted Again

I doubt the attacks will ever stop. SC Magazine wrote about another attack on password managers. It seems like the

Nov 25, 2014

Leaky Password Managers on Android

Ars technica posted a very scary bit of information last week. In early 2013, security researchers discovered that some password

Nov 20, 2014

Keep Your Security Software Subscriptions Up to Date

A recent report from Microsoft states that nearly 10% of Windows 8 users are running expired anti-malware software. Apparently, Microsoft

Nov 19, 2014

A Must Install Critical Patch for Domain Controllers

Microsoft just released a patch for a newly discovered security flaw in the Windows implementation of the Kerberos authentication scheme.

Nov 13, 2014

Windows Critical Patches – Just Do It!

It’s that time again when Microsoft released its patch Tuesday. This grouping of patches includes several critical ones. Top of

Nov 11, 2014

File Sharing is Leaking Data

Do you allow file sharing and cloud data storage applications to be used by the employees? Even if you don’t

Nov 10, 2014

Didn’t Jailbreak Your iPhone, No Problem – You Can Still Get Infected

Apple has always been big on touting the security of the App Store and protecting its products from malicious software.

Nov 05, 2014

Samsung Phones Vulnerable to Remote Wipe

If you own a Samsung phone (we do) be very careful about using the ‘Find My Mobile’ app. BGR reported

Nov 04, 2014

iCloud – A Security Issue Beyond Celebgate

There is another lesson to NOT trust the terms or conditions that so many users think are safe with online

Nov 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