Vicious malware spreads through app stores

Posted on Friday October 28, 2016

2016october28_android_aAndroid developers are on the lookout for a malicious malware that is attacking app stores and users across the United States, France and other European countries. The malware, known as DressCode, is particularly dangerous to corporations that allow employees to use their own devices for work. Read on to find out more about the DressCode malware and what you can do to keep it from affecting your online activity.

 

Windows 10 flaws patched

Posted on Thursday October 27, 2016

2016october27_windows_aAs a new and gigantic improvement on versions 7, 8 and 8.1, Windows 10 bears a significant burden in regards to security. Despite being regarded as one of the best Windows operating systems supported, it suffers from imperfections, just like every other piece of software on the market. But with such a swift and thorough response to flaws from its programmers, it's hard to complain. Make sure to read this article before installing Windows' most recent patch.

 

Virtualization containers 101

Posted on Wednesday October 26, 2016

2016october26_virtualization_aThere is a trend toward the use of ‘containers' as a virtualization strategy within the IT world. And it's one that seems to be gaining popularity. Virtual containers work in similar fashion to shipping containers, which have made transport of bulky goods uncomplicated and uniform. Every small- and medium-sized business owner needs to learn how containers work before choosing a virtualization solution, and we've collected all the necessary details right here.

 

2 types of identity verification, explained

Posted on Tuesday October 25, 2016

2016october25_security_aCyber security is becoming more and more important in an increasingly digital age. While many people and businesses know how important their online security is, they may not know what types of online security are best, nor the differences between the most commonly available options. There are two security authentication measures that are quite similar in name and that are often used. These are known as two-factor authentication and two-step authentication. Read on to get to know some of the key differences so you can be sure you understand your cyber security better.

 

Denial of service attacks on VoIP systems

Posted on Monday October 24, 2016

2016october24_voip_aWhen most of us think of cyberattacks, we think of viruses, trojans, and ransomware. Unfortunately, those aren't the only types of attacks you need to be on the lookout for. Companies that utilize Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems are also vulnerable to another type of attack. One of the biggest threats to these systems is denial of service (DoS) attacks, and if you have a VoIP system it's imperative you learn more about it here.

 

Capabilities of Google WiFi

Posted on Friday October 21, 2016

2016october21_hardware_aIn today's world, WiFi has become a necessity both at work and at home. People across the world use it to learn, work online, communicate through social media, stream videos, and more. But we all know that the internet can sometimes be uncooperative. And in an increasingly interconnected world, we need reliable tech resources that help keep us online. One of the technologies dedicated to making this happen is Google and their new WiFi system.

 

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