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Apr 28, 2015

WordPress Websites – Patch Now!

A zero-day vulnerability can crush a system and WordPress is no stranger to vulnerabilities. WordPress is one of the most

Apr 27, 2015

They’re Back: Games for Your Work Computer

Microsoft is bringing back Solitaire with Windows 10. Those readers that are avid iOS users know that games are a

Apr 23, 2015

Google Wallet Now FDIC Insured

Move over Apple Pay. The battle for your mobile payment dollars just got a lot more interesting. According to Yahoo

Apr 22, 2015

Which Solid State Drive Should you Buy?

According to ars technica, that would be the 500GB Samsung 850 EVO drive. Solid state drives are fast and hold

Apr 21, 2015

Own an iOS Device? Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid

Recently, security researchers have discovered that there is a problem with some HTTPS (secure HTTP) connections. The vulnerability allows an

Apr 20, 2015

Patch Your Web Servers Now

It is always recommended that you apply the patches that vendors release. The primary reason is to fix the vulnerabilities

Apr 16, 2015

Chrome to Kill Java Plugin

Chrome 42 brings an end to the support for NPAPI, which has been threatened since 2013. This means that Oracle’s

Apr 15, 2015

There’s Still Time to Upgrade Your Soon-To-Be-Out-Of-Support Software

By now you should know that Windows XP is no longer supported and getting any security updates. That doesn’t mean

Apr 14, 2015

New Life for Backup Exec?

If you’ve been involved with technology for more than a few years, you will remember many products that have been

Apr 13, 2015

You Need a Password Manager: LastPass Releases Major Update

Passwords aren’t dead yet so to suffer through the foreseeable future, you’ll need a password major to keep track of

Apr 09, 2015

Dell Diagnostic Software Identified as Malware

According to ars technica, the anti-malware application Malwarebytes flags Dell’s diagnostic software as malware. Many Dell computers come pre-loaded with

Apr 08, 2015

A Firefox Version That Can’t Be Patched

You can’t expect all software to be bug free all the time. That’s why there are specific protocols that developers