Computers & IT
How To Transfer Photos From iPhone To PC
With iPhone photography on the rise, chances are you’re one of many who has a bajillion →
Intel’s fix for unstable CPUs is here, in beta, and if you’re scared it might slow down your PC it seems that’s not the case
Intel’s much-awaited microcode update designed to fix instability issues with its 13th- and 14th-gen CPUs – →
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro
If you’re constantly switching between consoles, the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro could be the one headset →
How to restart a Macbook Pro
Restarting your MacBook Pro is a simple process that serves two main purposes. Even the best →
How To Reset Your PC’s Graphics Driver (And Why You Might Want To)
Responsible for rendering images and videos, the GPU, or the Graphical Processing Unit, is an essential →
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[Infographic] Password protection: Why it’s easy for hackers to hack
A password is the first line of defense against hackers and malware. They are the gatekeepers →
Avast discovers pre-installed malware “Cosiloon” on some Android devices
Wouldn’t it be nice if there was no such thing as malware or adware? Well, that’s →
New California digital license plate is raising privacy concerns
The new California digital license plate is hitting the streets in Sacremento. These new plates offer →
Thousands of home and small business routers infected, FBI urges rebooting them
If you have a router in your home or small business, the FBI is urging you →
Ring has finally announced the presale of its Ring Alarm system
Ring today announced that their Ring Alarm is now available for presale ($199USD) at Amazon.com, BestBuy.com, →
Apple will reportedly passcode protect its Lightning port
Apple is trying to make it hard for hackers and law enforcement to get into your →
Apple’s USB Restricted Mode may already be defeated before its release
Apple is readying updates to users iDevices and among those updates is USB Restricted Mode. USB →
United Kingdom based Dixons Carphone suffers substantial data breach
Data breaches have become so commonplace that we pretty much expect them to happen at any time. →
adidas is the latest company to suffer a data breach affecting millions
Hacks and data breaches have become commonplace. Consumers are no longer overly surprised when news of a breach affecting →
The new California Consumer Privacy Act aims to protect consumers
The California Consumer Privacy Act is taking aim at companies and giving consumers control over their data. →
NSA says they are deleting millions of call detail records
The National Security Agency has announced they will be deleting hundreds of millions of call detail →
Timehop app experienced a network data breach on July 4th
Timehop users should already be aware of the data breach that happened July 4th. Timehop is →
New Chrome Spectre/Meltdown Site Isolation protection feature utilizes more RAM, may cause slowdowns
Have you noticed your Google Chrome browser slowing down lately? If so, you’re not imagining things →
Mobile phones in China are spying on users through their cameras
Using mobile phones in China means you’re almost certainly being monitored by someone. Mobile phones made →
There’s still time to score some big savings on Amazon devices during Amazon Prime Day
What Amazon Prime Day would be complete without Amazon devices going on sale? This year, you →
Google Chrome is now flagging websites not using HTTPS encryption
It’s been a few months since Google announced that Google Chrome would start flagging websites not →
Reddit suffers security incident: Hackers get mostly older data
Reddit took to their blog last night to announce a security incident that affects data from →
The Reddit data breach: Yet another reminder to invest more resources into cybersecurity
This week we reported on the Reddit data breach. We believe it serves as yet another →
TCM Bank exposed credit card applicants most personal information
A week hasn’t even gone by and here we already talking about another new data breach. →
A view from the top: Why C-level executives are more prone to cyberattacks
Guest post by Kim Del Fierro, VP of Marketing for Area 1 Security Cybersecurity is an issue →
Innovative ways to incorporate a culture of cybersecurity into your business
Guest post written by Kim Del Fierro, VP of Marketing for Area 1 Security Cybersecurity is →
Associated Press reports Google tracks users even when they revoke permission
It’s not really a huge news flash that Google tracks its users. We know Google employes →
Infographic: The United States data breach heatmap
Guest Post was written by Sean Mortberg, an aspiring tech writer. Last year, 143 million Americans →
Facebook bans another app for leaking 4 million users data
Facebook has had yet another app leaking information about its users. The myPersonality app was found →
Need a quick malware scan? Use Google Chrome
The amount of malware populating the Internet has grown by staggering proportions over the past several →