Category: Web

Mar 16, 2015

Yahoo Getting Into the E-mail Encryption Game

Thank you NSA. Besides Google moving towards end-to-end encryption for every one of its services, Yahoo is now moving that

Mar 11, 2015

Over 75% of WordPress Sites Not Being Backed Up

According to a recent survey by CodeGuard, more than three-quarters of organizations and bloggers are not running a backup plugin

Mar 09, 2015

Cloud Security Concerns – Users Need to Control Encryption

A survey conducted by the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) shows that financial institutions think the cloud is a scary place

Mar 04, 2015

More Problems for SSL/TLS Connections

I’m not sure what is worse…another snow day or discovering another flaw in secure encrypted connections. It looks like we

Mar 02, 2015

Another Reason to Use Chrome

Google continues to modify its products and services to enhance security and provide privacy tools. That’s not to say that

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

Dec 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

Dec 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

Dec 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

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

Oct 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