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Oct 18, 2022

How to Recover Access to Your Hacked Account

We’ve all seen it. You see some sort of message, notification, posting or any other type of information from someone

Oct 13, 2022

Use Coax Cable for Ethernet Connections

Using an Ethernet connection is much faster and more stable than jumping on your Wi-Fi network. As more and more

Oct 12, 2022

Microsoft Blocks Brute Force Attacks on Admin Accounts

Cyber criminals are constantly looking for ways to gain unauthorized access to computer systems. While gaining access to a user

Oct 11, 2022

No Miracles for USB-C on iPhones

Apple has been clutching to the Lightning port connector with its cold dead hands. The EU is not far from

Oct 06, 2022

All Eligible Devices Can Get Windows 11

As reported by BleepingComputer, whether you want it or not, all eligible devices will be nagged to install Windows 11

Oct 05, 2022

Days of Lightning Connector on iPhones are Numbered

The European Parliament took another step to require the usage of USB-C by the end of 2024 for camera, tablets

Oct 04, 2022

Two Zero-Day Vulnerabilities for On-premises Exchange Servers

Here we go again. Another reason to be in the cloud. BleepingComputer reported active attacks for on‑premises Microsoft Exchange servers

Sep 29, 2022

No More SwiftKey Keyboard for iOS

The SwiftKey Keyboard is a predictive alternative keyboard for Android and iOS devices from Microsoft. According to a ZDNet report,

Sep 28, 2022

Speed Up Your SSD in Windows 11

Solid State Drives (SSD) are pretty much standard storage devices for modern computers. You do still find some spinning hard

Sep 27, 2022

Say Goodbye to VPNs

All too many people think virtual private networks (VPNs) are their salvation from cyberattacks and a totally secure method to

Sep 22, 2022

Your Glasses Can Reveal Secrets While on a Video Call

As if we don’t have enough to worry about, those of us who wear glasses may be revealing information we

Sep 21, 2022

Lack of Supervision Gets Morgan Stanley a $35M Fine

In 2015, Morgan Stanley decommissioned datacenters and disposed of hard drives and backup tapes containing people’s personal data. Apparently, Morgan