HP has to be one of the most recognizable names in tech, with a reputation for delivering solid quality and reliability. Its name is particularly respected in enterprise, which is why you see so many HP laptops in meetings. That may not be such a good move if reports of unpatched firmware flaws are true, though.
Read more...There are some GIFs that are actually funny and that can lighten the mood in boring meetings. Unfortunately, the vast majority of them are just lame and do nothing but catch the eye and distract you.
Read more...Whenever there’s some world event, you’ll always find people taking advantage of it. We saw it in Haiti, in the Thailand Tsunami, the kids in the underwater tunnel - everywhere there is pain and suffering. It seems modern times are providing just more and more opportunities for scammers to try to part you from your money.
Read more...With an audience in the many millions and revenues in the many billions, games are a popular target for bad actors. As one of the largest games around, Minecraft is chief among them. Even though it has been around for years, Minecraft still has a huge global audience.
Read more...Redact offers you the ability to mass remove all of your posts on a variety of social media platforms. This includes more trendy, modern platforms like TikTok, and old, legacy platforms like Skype. While this is an impressive range of features, it raises an important question - why would somebody even want to delete their history in the first place?
Read more...Recently, a story broke concerning private phone calls between lawyers and inmates. This has prompted a broader conversation about what rights we have in the United States in regards to privacy. What rights do we have already, and what additional rights may we deserve?
Read more...Samsung is one of the largest technology companies in the world. They make phones, tablets, laptops, TVs, and all types of everyday devices. So, it’s not great news when the company reports they had suffered their second data breach this year.
Read more...We reported a couple weeks ago that scammers were now able to circumvent 2-factor authentication (2FA). There is now a SaaS service that makes it even easier. The so-called EvilProxy phishing service is being offered on scammer boards, and claims to defeat 2FA for some leading services.
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