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Marcus Hutchins was a name revered in the Cyber security community a few short months ago. He was credited with finding a kill switch to... Read more
Don’t plug it in You are strolling back to the office after grabbing some lunch and you notice a USB laying on the ground. You... Read more
Computers are finely tuned machines with many components that all work in harmony for all your Facebook driven needs. But What’s going on under the... Read more
The private data of some Verizon customers was made publicly available by one of Verizon’s vendors. The Israeli based company Nice Systems exposed the names,... Read more
What happened? Tuesday, June 27th, A massive cyber attack began to spread across Europe, mostly effecting systems in the Ukraine. The central bank of the... Read more
Today, Google was slapped with the largest fine in the history of the EU, a cool $2.7 billion for violating the EU’s antitrust law. Google... Read more
Today, June 20th, Mozilla announced that the popular iOS browser, Firefox Focus, was making the leap to Android. Mozilla had previously released the browser on... Read more
Apple’s Annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) kicked off again last night. Announced were changes to the Operating Systems (OS) used to run on the many... Read more
Announced at Computex in Taipei, Intel’s answer to AMD’s 16-core, 32-thread Thread ripper is an 18-core, 36-thread monster microprocessor of its own, tailor-made for elite PC... Read more
What is Net Neutrality: The concept of net neutrality is the idea that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) should treat all web traffic equally, and not... Read more