Microsoft Issues Printer Patches for Flaw in Windows
Flaw turned out to be more serious than first thought If you're one of the legions of Windows users, you may ...
Ransomware Hackers May Target Utilities Soon
Attacks may take advantage of the glaring weaknesses Government officials and some internet security researchers have been saying for quite some time now ...
Google Calendar Adds Feature for Hybrid Work
Most employers are moving to hybrid model The pandemic is slowly fading from the headlines and releasing its grip on the ...
Fake Cryptocurrency Apps Stealing Personal Info
200 apps bill themselves as cryptocurrency miners In case you haven't been paying attention, the Cryptocurrency markets have been booming in recent ...
Are You Looking for a Great Browser Alternative for Chromebooks?
Thirty million Chromebooks were sold over the last sixteen months In the world of internet browsers, most people only think of the Big Three: Chrome, Safari, and Microsoft Edge. Occasionally, Firefox ...
This Malware Could Be Attempting to Enslave Your PC
It is another cypto-mining attempt If you haven't heard of a malware strain called Crackonosh, be aware that it ...
Netgear DGN2200 Routers Have Some Vulnerabilities
These routers are popular with consumer and small businesses Do you use a Netgear DGN2200 router, either at home or in your ...
Microsoft Might Change the Blue Screen of Death on Windows 11
The screen of death is now black! On the heels of Microsoft's announcement of Windows 11, the Redmond giant published ...
Microsoft Allows 7th Gen Intel CPUs on Windows 11
Additional details on Win 11 have come to light Not long ago, Microsoft announced the development of Windows 11, ...
Chrome Soon Using Secure Connections as Default
HTTPS-Only mode Recently, Google announced another change to its Chrome browser designed with user security in mind. The company will soon be rolling out an "HTTPS-Only" mode that will help make ...
