Shutterfly Has Been Hit by a Major Ransomware Attack
Do you use Shutterfly? Recently digital media giant Shutterfly was hit by a major ransomware attack. The attack disrupted ...
The New HDMI Standard Has Caused Some Confusion
The great thing about standards is that they provide a standard A common framework that the manufacturers in ...
LastPass Checked Its Systems and Found No Evidence of a Breach
There are strange events swirling around LastPass. LastPass is a popular password safe and identity protection service (we sell LastPass and were concerned) that recently had reports of a breach. People ...
A Windows 11 Bug Has Been Found in Displaying HDR Video
Are you an early user of Windows 11? If you're one of the early adopters of Windows 11 then ...
The FCC Finally Approves WiFi 6
The FCC got it right this time The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) gets a lot of bad press. Sometimes there are good reasons for that but much of the time there ...
Skype Gets New Zoom Feature and Other Updates
Are you a Skype user? If so, be aware that Microsoft (the company that owns Skype) just added a handy new feature you may want to start taking advantage of right ...
T-Mobile Has Reported a Doubling of Scam Calls in The Last Year
Don't you hate nuisance calls? If you're like most cellphone users, you absolutely love the automatic call blocking feature that most companies offer as part of their standard service. A call ...
New Malware Hides in Windows Registry and Gives Remote Access
Have you heard of Dark Watchman? There's a new malware strain you should make sure your IT staff is aware ...
Lenovo Yoga and ThinkPad Laptops Have Security Vulnerability
Do you own a Lenovo Yoga or ThinkPad laptop? If so be advised that a pair of critical security flaws ...
Microsoft Teams Rolls Out Real Encryption
Are you depending on Microsoft Teams? Two months ago, Microsoft began rolling out support for end-to-end encryption for all Teams calls. Given ...
