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Some Microsoft Servers Are Experiencing DNS Problems After Update

April 18, 2022

Do you use Windows Server 2019?  If so, then you may be experiencing some issues as of the latest update. According to details published on the Windows Health Dashboard, customers […]

Security Vulnerability Found In Wyze Security Cameras

April 16, 2022

Do you have a Wyze Cam?  If you’re not sure what that is, it’s an internet camera that offers a low-cost solution to those who are interested in playing around […]

One Click Default Browser Choice Coming To Windows 11

April 15, 2022

One of the latest revelations to come from the Windows 11 development team is that Microsoft is working on streamlining the process of setting a default web browser for Windows […]

Chromebook Users Will Get New Tools And Features Soon

April 14, 2022

Do you own a Chromebook?  If so, be aware that version 100 of the Chrome OS and Chrome Browser boasts a new launcher.  Simply press the “Everything” button which is […]

13 Strategies To Make Your Cybersecurity Failproof

April 14, 2022

Skilled hackers can easily access your system and steal precious business information. Upgrading your cybersecurity can help address this problem. Taking your cybersecurity seriously is a must. Otherwise, you leave […]

Mobile Devices Connected To Windows Known As Phone Link

April 13, 2022

Microsoft recently announced that it was doing a bit of re-branding. The company’s apps that connect Android and iPhones to your Windows PC were formally called “Your Phone.” Under the new […]

Microsoft Help Files Are Being Used To Distribute This Spyware

April 12, 2022

Diana Lopera is a researcher for Trustwave Cybersecurity and has stumbled across something that’s one part interesting and one part disturbing. Apparently, a group of hackers are trying a new […]

Outlook Having PDF Preview Issues With Microsoft PowerToys

April 11, 2022

Do you use Microsoft PowerToys?  If you’re not sure what that is then you probably don’t. If you’re curious, Microsoft has an open-source set of tools called PowerToys which is […]

New GIMMICK Malware Targets MacOS Users

April 9, 2022

If you follow the global threat landscape closely, then you may already be aware of a notorious Chinese hacking collective known as “Storm Cloud.” What few people know is that this […]

5 Things You Should Never Do on a Work Computer

April 8, 2022

5 Things You Should Never Do on a Work Computer Whether you work remotely or in an office, the line between personal and work tasks can become blurred when working […]

Data Breach Announced At Popular Photo Site Shutterfly

April 8, 2022

Online photography platform Shutterfly is the latest high-profile company to fall victim to a hacking attack.  The company recently disclosed that in December of last year (2021) they were targeted […]

Fake Work From Home Opportunities Are Phishing For Data

April 7, 2022

It’s no secret that the pandemic changed the way much of the world works.  Tens of millions of people are now working from home with millions more eyeing that as […]

A Disguised Windows License Activator May Actually Be Malware

April 6, 2022

People who are in the habit of pirating movies and software have something new to worry about.  It seems hackers have begun targeting at least some of them with a […]

Google Play Store Is Seeing More Trojan Style Malware

April 5, 2022

A security researcher who goes by the name “Dr. Web” has been tracking a suspicious increase in Trojan infiltration emanating from the Google Play Store. It is not currently known […]

Automotive Part Maker Denso Is Latest To Have Data Breached

April 4, 2022

The automotive parts giant named DENSO is the latest corporation to fall victim to a hacking attack.  The company has offices all over the world and supplies parts to brands […]

 Secure Your SQL Server To Avoid This Malware Infection

April 2, 2022

Do you rely on Microsoft SQL and MySQL databases?  If so, be advised that the cybersecurity firm AhnLab recently published a report about a newly emerging threat. It seems that […]

Email Phishing Attackers Are Pretending To Be The IRS

April 1, 2022

Emotet is in the news again according to the latest information from email security firm Cofense.  Emotet is notorious for spreading via phishing campaigns and this latest phishing campaign sees […]

File Explorer May Get Tabs In Windows 11

March 31, 2022

Are you a Windows Insider?  If so, be aware that the company is testing a “hidden” new feature you’re probably going to love. It’s a small change but its impact […]

 You May See Ads For Microsoft Products With Windows 11

March 30, 2022

Microsoft may have inadvertently signaled that they are soon going to reincorporate ads into Microsoft 11, which is going to please exactly no one. In the most recent Windows Insiders […]

Clipchamp Will Soon Replace Movie Maker For Windows 11

March 29, 2022

If you’re an early adopter playing with the Windows 11 builds as they come out and you are a “Windows Insider,” then you probably already know this. In the latest […]