Social engineering is where hackers try to disguise themselves as someone you know to extract information from you. This could be something as simple as a family member emailing you… read more →
The ease of accessing technology is such that now you can check sports scores on your refrigerator, communicate with your home’s thermostat from miles away or even turn on your… read more →
Hard drives can contain some of our computer’s most important information: financial documents, wedding pictures, Uncle Fred’s weird memoirs. So, when something happens such as malware, physical damage or another… read more →
We have a PAC-MAN hunger for data. If you use your cell phone often, it becomes integral to having a quick connection to access your apps. That said, not all… read more →
Information has become an online currency. Your browsing habits, who you interact with, and where you shop become data points companies can use to market to your behaviors. How did… read more →
Some businesses are becoming more open to having employees work remotely. And because of this, there are plenty of messaging tools available to keep in touch such as Google Hangouts,… read more →
Virtual private networks (VPNs) are great in theory, as they can provide you with anonymity when browsing the internet. However, there are providers willing to abuse the privilege. Enter Facebook,… read more →
The convenience of mobile apps allows us to do everything from depositing checks to playing Cards Against Humanity with someone halfway around the world from us. Because of the demand… read more →
The need for storage continues to rise. After all, our smartphones and company servers have limitations as to how much data they can carry. Due to this, one option you… read more →
Your email continues to be the main way hackers try to worm their way into your data. Often this takes the form of a phishing scam, where they pretend to… read more →
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