Energy Companies Under Attack From Malware
The energy sector is in danger, and almost nobody is talking about it. This, according to a newly published report by Kaspersky Labs. At issue are ICS (Industrial Control System) […]
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21 Percent Of Internet Traffic Riddled With Bad Bots
How much of your website's traffic is driven by bots? The answer may surprise you. Overall, bots account for nearly half of all web traffic. The "good" bots account for […]
Apple Releases Major iPhone and iOS Device Update 11.3
There's a lot to talk about in Apple's latest update to iOS. Version 11.3 boasts some significant changes and is well worth getting. We'll go over the highlights below. Battery […]
Alexa Now Makes It Easy To Donate To Charity
Amazon has made a small but significant change to its Alexa service, which now makes it possible to donate to charity by issuing voice commands. So far, there are 48 […]
Amazon Removing Music Storage Service At End Of April
If you use Amazon's Cloud MP3 Locker to store your music online, now is the time to start looking for a new home for it. Last year, the company announced […]
Facebook Post Removals May Soon Get An Appeals Process
There are some big changes coming to Facebook, which may have some serious unintended consequences. In a recent interview, Mark Zuckerberg indicated that he's considering allowing users to independently appeal […]
Huge Spike in Malware With Mining Capabilities
There's a new type of hacking attack to be concerned with, and it's growing by leaps and bounds. Called "Crypto-Jacking," it's a process by which malicious code is placed on […]
MyFitnessPal User Information Data Breach Affects 150 Million
Another week, another high-profile data breach. This time, it's Under Armour in the hot seat. Under Armour acquired the MyFitnessPal app back in February 2015, and the company recently announced […]
Another Google Service Is Going Away
If you are a fan of, and regularly use Goo.gl (the URL shortener service), brace for impact. The company has announced that as of March 30, 2019, the service will […]
Remote Desktop Flaw Affects Every Windows Version
Researchers at Preempt Security recently discovered a critical flaw in Microsoft's Credential Security Support Provider protocol (CredSSP for short) that impacts every version of Windows in existence. It could allow […]
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