LifeLock Agrees to Pay $100 Million Fine in Settlement With F.T.C.

Jan 23, 2016 | Radio Show

LifeLock Agrees to Pay $100 Million Fine in Settlement With F.T.C. LifeLock, an identity protection service, agreed to a $100 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission for failing to deliver on promises it would guard personal data and inform users when...

CES 2016: Smanos

Jan 8, 2016 | CES, CES 2016, CES Live, Guests

CES 2016: Smanos Your home is your castle and you want it comfortable and secure. At CES2016 I spoke with Brian Stark, the General Manager of Smanos in the United States. They offer the ultimate in wireless user smart home security in the world. However, they go...

Ransomware Seeping — Turn off JavaScript — NYPD Secret X-Ray Vans

Nov 30, 2015 | Apple, Government, Internet, Radio_Show

Ransomware Seeping — Turn off JavaScript — NYPD Secret X-Ray Vans How to avoid the curse of ransomware — don’t pay to unlock your computer [I’ve had local clients hit by this twice. Craig.] Criminals don’t need to kidnap humans to extort money out of individuals or...

Lenovo Computers Vulnerable to Hacks Thanks to Superfish

Feb 20, 2015 | Security

Lenovo Computers Vulnerable to Hacks Thanks to Superfish We recently learned that PC manufacturer Lenovo is selling computers preinstalled with a dangerous piece of software, called Superfish, that uses a man-in-the-middle attack to break Windows’ encrypted Web...

North Korea Cyber Warfare, Bad Passwords and More

Dec 21, 2014 | Featured, Security

North Korea Cyber Warfare, Bad Passwords and More – North Korea deep into cyber warfare, defector says. The South Korean government thinks there are 1,800 cyberwarriors in Bureau 121 is the agency at the heart of numerous cyberattacks from North Korea against elements...