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Tech Talk Show Notes May 1, 2021

Tech Talk Show Notes May 1, 2021

Apr 30, 2021 | Apple, Automation, Automotive, Best Practices, Big Tech, Business, Cloud, Cloud, Cloud Vendors, CPU, Critical data, Cybercrime, Data, Databases, Emotet, FCC, Government, Hackers, Hacking, iMac, Internet, Laptops, Law Enforcement, Mac Pro, MacBook, Monitoring, News, Podcast, Police, Proprietary Design, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Ransomware, Ransomware, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Show Notes, Skyrocketing Ransoms, SpaceX, Starlink, Technology, Unsecured

Read. Learn. Share. Tech Talk Show Notes May 1, 2021 Lyft is getting out of the self-driving business Lyft has sold its self-driving division to a Toyota subsidiary called Woven Planet for $550 million—the latest sign that it takes deep pockets to compete in the...
Tech Talk Show Notes May 1, 2021

Tech Talk Show Notes – March 27, 2021

Mar 26, 2021 | Agencies, anonymity, Apple, Attack Vectors, Automotive, Backdoors, Best Practices, Big Tech, Bitcoin, Business, Business Email Compromise, Cars, Computers, Cryptocurrency, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Dark Web, Data Brokers, Databases, DeepFake, Encryption, FBI, Financial, FTC, Government, Government, Hackers, Hacking, Hacking, Hacks, Homeland Security, Infrastructure, Internet, IoT, Location Data, Mac Pro, MacBook, Malware, MFA, Nationstates, News, Patching, Podcast, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Ransomware, Ransomware, Risks, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Show Notes, spying, Technology, Threats, Tracking, United States, Unsecured, Updates, vehicles, Vulnerabilities, Zero Trust, Zero-Day, Zero-Day

Read. Learn. Share Tech Talk Show Notes March 27, 2021 Intel hires Justin Long to mock Macs in a throwback to 2000s “I’m a Mac” ads Chipmaker Intel has produced a series of ads mocking Apple’s M1 Macs, and it brought on actor Justin Long—famous for his role in...
Tech Talk Show Notes May 1, 2021

Tech Talk Show Notes February 27, 2021

Feb 26, 2021 | Advertising, Anti-Virus, Apple, Apple, Automation, Automotive, Best Practices, Big Tech, Biological Viruses, browsers, Business, cell phones, Chrome, Chrome Browser, Computers, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Cyber breaches, Cybercrime, CyberTraining, Electric Grid, Employee Training, Employees, Encryption, Energy, Environment, Google, Google, Government, Hackers, Hacking, Hacks, Internet, MacBook, Malware, Malware, News, Phishing, Phishing, Podcast, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Show Notes, Smishing, Spyware, Sustainable fuels, Technology, trojans, Vishing, Zero-Day

Read. Learn. Share Tech Talk Show Notes February 27, 2021 This Basic Math Shows How Wind Energy Failures Contributed To Texas’s Deadly Power Loss Why did Texas lose power? Math — apolitical, non-ideological, and sometimes cruel math. During such an extreme cold for...
Malware on Macs: Not as Bad as the Headlines Might Lead You to Believe

Malware on Macs: Not as Bad as the Headlines Might Lead You to Believe

Feb 29, 2020 | Apple, Apple, Attack Vectors, Best Practices, Big Tech, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Hackers, Hacking, iMac, iPad, Laptops, Mac Pro, MacBook, Malware, Patching, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Security First, Tablet, Technology, Updates

Malware on Macs: Not as Bad as the Headlines Might Lead You to Believe   Apple designs their computers with a security-first mindset but that does not  mean that they are not able to be compromised by enterprising cybercriminals. Although, just like with all news...
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