The bad guys are using an exploit against one of the backbone Internet protocols to trick your computer to take you to their site instead of where you think you’re really going. Nasty stuff.
Currently more than 52% of Internet users are exposed to this problem due to ISPs who haven’t properly updated their DNS (Dynamic [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Security'
Internet Flaw Means Going to any Web Site Could Lead to Major Trouble for You
August 1st, 2008 · No Comments · Apple, Intel, Linux, Networking, Security, Windows (Microsoft)
Tags: DNS·DNS Providers·Dan Kaminsky·Domain Name System·Internet service provider·Protocols·Web Tools·World Wide Web
Connect to Your PC from Anywhere From Your Mobile Phone
July 22nd, 2008 · No Comments · Phones, Security, Technology
With PCMobilizer, you can connect to your PC and access your files. No matter where you are.
PCMobilizr is a remote access solution that allows easy and instant access to any PC desktop from any Internet-connected computer or handheld device. You can access all of your computer’s programs, email, files and network resources, view [...]
Tags: Business·Communication·Fortune 500·Google·Google Docs·IBM PC compatible·Mobile Computing·Mobile phone·Personal computer·Small business·Vice president·Wireless Data·access data anywhere·access files on the move·handheld device·mobile PC·mobile as a computer·remote access from mobiles·voicemail
Unlimited Online Backup For $50 Per Year
April 5th, 2008 · No Comments · Computers, Security, Technology, storage
Craig interviews David Friend, the founder and CEO of Carbonite, which charges only $50 per year for unlimited Internet backup of PCs at home or in business.
Tags: Berklee College of Music·Boston Globe·Brookings Institution·Computers·MIT·MIT Sloan School of Management·Massachusetts Institute of Technology·Sloan School of Management·Yale University·carbonite·low cost backup service·mozy·online backup service·preserving data at low cost.·unlimited backup. affordable back up service
How Do You Stop Your Corporate Data From Being Stolen? ZENWorks Has An Answer.
April 3rd, 2008 · No Comments · Computers, Networking, Security, Technology, storage
Novell’s ZENworks Endpoint Security Management software lets organizations control applications, protocols and removable storage devices. It delivers enhanced password features that improve security for lost or stolen laptops by requiring an additional password to prove user identity before permitting decryption of data. You can Listen Here to my interview with Richard Whitehead [...]
Tags: Brigham Young University·Computers·Digital audio player·Linux·MP3·Open Source·Software industry·USB flash drive·United States·endpoint security management·novell·security management·security software for storage devices·zenworks
Windows Bug Creates Huge Security Hole
April 4th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Security, Windows (Microsoft)
Microsoft’s latest bug has caused it to do something rare — it’s releasing a patch out-of-cycle. Due to a large amount of bad press Microsoft had received due to dozens and dozens of bug fixes being released over a short period of time, Microsoft decided that they needed to slow things down a bit. [...]
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