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Shellshock Bash Bug: Red Hat Issuing Patches, Is Your Mac In Danger?

September 25, 2014 by Victoria Nicks 2 Comments

Shellshock Bash Bug: Red Hat Issuing Patches, Is Your Mac In Danger?

Shellshock -not a new bug, but it has the potential to affect millions of systems worldwide. Is your computer or server in danger from this vulnerability?

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Zombie Simulation at Boy Scout Jamboree: Bioinformatics At Work

July 19, 2013 by Victoria Nicks Leave a Comment

Zombie Simulation at Boy Scout Jamboree: Bioinformatics At Work

The Virginia Bioinformatics Institute’s booth at this year’s Boy Scout Jamboree teaches kids about the spread of infectious disease via a zombie virus app.

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Microsoft Released Windows 8.1: The Return of the Start Button

June 28, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 3 Comments

Microsoft Released Windows 8.1: The Return of the Start Button

If you’re a Windows 8 user, you may have wondered what happened to your Start button – and how to get it back. Microsoft has solved the issue with Windows 8.1 Beta.

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Stonesoft Acquired by McAfee: How Does This Change the Computer Security World?

May 6, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Stonesoft Acquired by McAfee: How Does This Change the Computer Security World?

McAfee already provides firewall services, but the integration of high-security protection from Finland-based Stonesoft may offer a technological benefit.

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Internet Slow? The Techno Nuclear War Is the Reason

March 28, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Internet Slow? The Techno Nuclear War Is the Reason

Have you noticed a slower connection speed lately? The Internet is the latest casualty in a distributed denial of service attack directed towards Spamhaus.

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HTML 5 Loophole: Get Ready for Mass Data Dumps on Your Computer

March 14, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

If you’re using any mainstream Internet browser except Firefox, your computer is vulnerable to mass data download due to a potential exploit of HTML 5.

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Hackers Breach Evernote: Time to Reset Your Password

March 4, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Hackers Breach Evernote: Time to Reset Your Password

Evernote is the latest victim of a hack, following hacking attacks on Facebook, Apple and Twitter. Hackers compromised user data, so change your password.

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Internet Connections: Understanding Your Options For Getting Online

March 4, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Internet Connections: Understanding Your Options For Getting Online

The Internet is everywhere these days. With all the options when it comes to getting online, from Wi-Fi to Mi-Fi, broadband to dongles – how do you choose?

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Protecting Your Online Identity: Simple Steps to Avoid Identity Fraud from Technology

December 5, 2012 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Protecting Your Online Identity: Simple Steps to Avoid Identity Fraud from Technology

The Internet is beneficial, but you can lose control of your personal information, and become a victim of identity theft, quickly without proper safeguards.

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Electronics Gift Guide to Buying a New Computer (Even if it’s For Yourself)

December 4, 2012 by Ronald Falconberry 2 Comments

Electronics Gift Guide to Buying a New Computer (Even if it’s For Yourself)

What do all those computing terms mean, anyway? CPU, GHz, RAM – how much of which feature do you really need when you’re buying a new computer for a holiday gift?

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