The first weekend of March Madness is behind us. Is your bracket completely trashed yet? After some upset victories in the early games Ritchie King at FiveThirtyEight.com calculates that a mere fraction of a fraction of a fraction of the […]
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How secure is your Internet browser? Not very secure apparently. It took ethical hackers at Pwn2Own less than a day to prove it. Researchers engage in the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest at the CanSecWest conference in Vancouver. There are cash
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In a session today at SXSW Yahoo showed it still has the ability to innovate with the introduction of new initiatives set to make its email platform more secure and simplify its email service. Yahoo believes that the ideas behind
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The email controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton recently is a prime example of what can go wrong when employees mix personal and business communications. Clinton claims that her use of a personal email server for State Department email was not against
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In a bid to offer advertisers FacebookAds that target their preferred demographics more precisely, Facebook is looking to up its big data analytics game in 2015. The world’s most widely-used social networking platform announced it has struck a deal with
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Hillary Clinton, who is the non-declared front runner to be the next US President, used a personal email server during her time as Secretary of State. Supposedly the Administration wasn’t aware of this and she says she did it because
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Once again the tech world is abuzz with the news of a security flaw affecting Apple and Google mobile devices. FREAK, which stands for Factoring attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys, is the result of an old US government policy requiring US
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Plugins are an awesome tool for customizing a WordPress website and expanding the features and capabilities beyond the basic Web publishing platform. [inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””]Each plugin is also a potential security risk that could put your WordPress website at risk.[/inlinetweet]
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Sometimes a piece of news comes across your desk that is too amazing to believe. You read it and think to yourself, “That can’t be true. No one with any professional savvy would ever make such an obvious mistake.” But
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Cylance is traveling across the country to 18 sites throughout March and April to demonstrate its security tools. The Unbelievable Tour registration page makes it sound like a must-see event: Everyone’s searching for it! A solution that CAN stop Advanced
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