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As part of the DNSChanger malware campaign hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide were affected. Is you computer one of them? Here is a link to an article by Dennis O’Reilly with links to a test that will tell you whether your computer is clean or not and what to do about it. …
Hundreds of thousands of computers that were poisoned by DNSChanger malware were scheduled to be silenced under FBI orders with in a short while but have received a stay of execution until July 2012. …
What looked like a rather silly, self-serving exercise in 2006 has helped to topple regimes during the Arab Spring and regularly provides the earliest reports of breaking news. But where is it headed and will it last? Full Story …
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They are called “honeypots” because they ensnare the unsuspecting WiFi user and steal their information. So how can you protect yourself and surf your local coffee shop’s free WiFi without getting stung? Here are five tips about safe surfing! …
Fred Langa wants to offer a way for you to try out Microsoft’s newest Operating System, Win 8. So here is his column from the latest Windows Secret Newletter with the step-by-step instructions. …
Just when Apple was about to gloat over all those shiny new iPads, a very disturbing story of online fraud has arisen. There is a growing outcry about the sloppy security on Apple’s iTunes and particularly its App Store that have allowed hundreds of accounts to be hacked and fraudulently charged for goods and services. …
That’s the question that has been hounded the Redmond, California software giant following recent revelations of code theft. Chinese hackers have released proof-of-concept code that provides a roadmap to exploit a dangerous RDP (remote desktop protocol) vulnerability that was patched by Microsoft earlier this week. …
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Is the “new iPad” just another expensive toy? To many yes, but to nearly half the owners of present iPads, it’s a must have.
To put things in perspective, Tim Cook, the new CEO of the “post-Jobs” Apple, reported astounding sales figures of all Apple “devices” for 2011.
“Last year, Apple sold 172 million of what Cook calls “post-PC” devices, making up 76 percent of the company’s revenues. On a related note, he said Apple sold 62 million iOS devices in the last quarter and 315 million overall.”
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