Friday afternoon the IC3 (The Internet Crime Complaint Center), a task force made up of the FBI, the National Whitre Collar Crime Center and the Bureau of Justice Assistance released some helpful safety tips for all smartphone users. They were in particular talking about certain mal-ware programs […]
more >> →So today NBC is reporting that the Apple UDIDs that were stolen last week did in fat not come from the FBI as the hackers had claimed. Seems they came from an app publisher in Florida. They said that after reviewing the posted UDID numbers they can […]
more >> →JAVA Updates First: If you go to JAVA.com and click the big red button and download and install the newest update you will block the malware exploit that has infected many computers. Second: Are you free and safe? Not so fast. While it has been verified by […]
more >> →Oracle has posted an update for JAVA, please go to www.java.com and get the new update to keep you safe.
more >> →A new JAVA exploit is spreading around the internet and causing major headaches. To help keep you safe online you should disable JAVA in your wen browser. Here are instructions based on browser type. In Firefox: Press Firefox button -> Add-ons, go to Plugins and click the […]
more >> →Summer vacation may be fun for you, but it can be hard on your tech gadgets. I can’t tell you how many calls I get each summer about cell phones dropped into the pool or — this one just last week – an iPhone, wrapped in […]
more >> →Graduation gifts for the geeks in your life is very easy if you know what they like, and what equipment they have, for the rest of you here is what I am calling a geek gift guide but after looking at it again I think I have […]
more >> →It has been a busy week and we are going to cover some of the questions we received last week and talk about some new tech news. I received calls and emails about Windows 8, the New iPad, and infected computers. Windows 8 First, the main question […]
more >> →In the “old” days, a computer virus had an immediate effect so it was pretty easy to know if your computer had one. All of a sudden, nothing worked right. But today, viruses are more sophisticated. They often are installed on your computer without your knowledge. They […]
more >> →In our last blog post, we talked about Google’s new terms of service (“TOS,” going into effect March 1, 2012) and what they mean to you. This week we explain how you can protect your privacy on Google. First Option: Avoid looking directly into the monster’s eyes. […]
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