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Microsoft To Help Intel With Security Issues

By now, you've almost certainly heard of the "Spectre" and "Meltdown" security flaws that affect every Intel chip produced in the last decade.  Users have been waiting for a fix for ...

Trustico CEO Leaks HTTPS Certificate Keys Through Email

The CEO of Trustico, a TLS certificate reseller based in the United Kingdom, finds himself at the center of a controversy that raises a number of disturbing questions about browser-trusted security ...

Another 2.4 Million Users Hacked In Equifax Breach

It looks like it's going to be another bad month for Equifax.  The company just can't seem to get out of its own way. In 2017, the company announced a massive ...

New Android OS To Improve Lower End Phones

Google has another new product out.  A slimmed down, streamlined version of the Android OS called "Go."  Unfortunately, it's release didn't gather as much press as you'd expect when a new ...

Mi-Cam Baby Monitor Video Feeds Vulnerable To Hacking

Do you have a Mi-Cam in your home?  Even if you don't have kids, you may have one. They're a highly popular, inexpensive means of keeping tabs on the comings and ...

Intel Releases New Patch For Spectre Chip Issue

By now, you've probably heard more than you ever wanted to hear about the critical Intel security flaw known as "Spectre."  The flaw is massive in scope and scale, impacting every ...

High Speed Wireless Coming To Laptops Next Year

If you're in the market for a new laptop but can milk a little more life out of the one you've got, 2019 will be the year to buy.  The reason?  ...

Google Calls Out Microsoft For Security Issue

Depending on who you ask, Google's Project Zero is either the thing that's going to singlehandedly save the internet, or the bane of many companies' existence.  It's easy to see both ...

5G Cellular Service Is Beginning To Roll Out

AT&T has big plans for their future and yours.  If they're your carrier of choice, and if you live in the cities of Dallas, Atlanta, or Waco, then you stand to ...

Android Ransomware Infections Declined in 2017

Android users have a reason to cheer.  According to the latest report by ESET, the number of ransomware attacks targeting Android devices declined in 2017.  The decline represents a bit of ...