Passkeys are the new Passwords
October 18, 2022
If you’re not currently using a password manager and/or some type of multifactor authentication, you’re asking for trouble with cybersecurity. However, companies like Google are working towards a passwordless future – replacing passwords with passkeys. Although it’s still in the beta stages, Google is finally ready to bring passkeys to our devices. According to a […]
Read MoreGoogle, Dell, and Intel form The Modern Computing Alliance
December 11, 2020
The Modern Computing Alliance aims to redefine technology systems and stacks in the interconnected, internet-first world we live in today. The goal of the group is to better innovate and integrate from silicon to cloud. A handful of major technology companies in the IT and cloud computing industries have formed an alliance to solve shared […]
Read MoreWidely-Used Outdated SSL Protocol Has Major Vulnerability According to Google
April 21, 2015
Despite being obsolete for a long time but still widely utilized, the cryptographic protocol SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) 3.0 has just been revealed to have a gaping security flaw by Google’s Security Team. According to Bodo Möller, “This vulnerability allows the plaintext of secure connections to be calculated by a network attacker.” Despite the fact […]
Read MoreComputer Security Watch – Nov 4, 2014
November 4, 2014
The Holidays Are Starting Today’s Top Threat SONAR. KlovBot!gen1 The Sonar.KlovBot!gen1 is combination of a heuristic tool meant to look like an anti-virus and a Trojan horse. Needless to say the combination is quite nasty; it will open your PC to many other viruses, all while pretending to get rid of them. Today’s Top […]
Read MoreSSL 3.0 Isn’t As Safe As You Think, But Google Has It’s Users Taken Care Of
October 16, 2014
When you surf the web, you’re doing a bunch of different things at the same time that you might not be aware of. You’re sending and receiving massive amounts of data between multiple servers. That means that the same thing is happening whether you’re surfing for business or pleasure. This can be a scary thought […]
Read MoreGoogle Is Using Hackers To Make The Internet A Safer Place
July 20, 2014
Google has launched a new project that they are calling “Project Zero”. They have hired a whole team of hackers for the project, and the whole goal is to find all of the biggest bugs that are scattered across the internet. After the whole Heartbleed incident earlier this year, there has been a growing concern […]
Read MoreTargeted Internet Ads Could Be A Thing Of The Past Thanks To New Google Tool
June 30, 2014
Needless to say, Google is doing pretty well for itself. One of the reasons for this success, however, are those annoying ads you see popping up on your sidebar all the time. Mining personal data to deliver targeted ads to users is one of the main lifelines for the search engine and other online firms. […]
Read MoreAcer’s New “Build Your Own Cloud” Service Could Save The Company
May 30, 2014
Acer is putting out a whole suite of updated apps that will work on mobile devices and PC’s, and with it will be their “Build Your Own Cloud” service. These apps will work on devices from other companies as well. The difference between Acer’s new online storage service and other services like Google Drive is […]
Read MoreA Few Tips For All Of The Google Drive Users Out There
May 15, 2014
It’s pretty easy to get lost while using new software or new technology. No matter what, it always helps to be a bit more educated on new software applications that you may be unfamiliar with. In the long run, it’s going to make things run a lot more smoothly and you’ll become much more productive […]
Read MoreApps That Could Help Move Along The Software Development Process
February 18, 2014
It should come as a surprise to no one that we rely on apps and technology for almost everything we do these days. Basically anything that you can think of has an app. Apple’s early marketing campaign for apps, “There’s an app for that.”, has pretty much become the truth. Now, even though this is […]
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