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Read. Learn. Share Tech Talk Show Notes February 20. 2021 Breached water plant employees used the same TeamViewer password and no firewall The Florida water treatment facility whose computer system experienced a potentially hazardous computer breach last week used an...
Jul 6, 2019 | Business, Computers, Hackers, Microsoft, Outlook, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Technology
Didn’t Update Your Outlook — Watch Out For Iranians Hacks An ongoing Iranian government-backed hacking campaign is now trying to exploit a Microsoft Outlook flaw from 2017. The US Cyber Command has issued an alert that hackers have been actively going after...
Oct 13, 2018 | Business, Radio Show, Security
Microsoft Update Has Been Deleting Documents We previously warned you that the October 2018 update for Windows 10 was deleting people’s files, and now Microsoft has basically confirmed the issue by pulling the update for now. Over on Microsoft’s support site, they’ve...
Jan 30, 2017 | Apple, Daily, iPhone, News, Smart Phone, Technology
Apple iOS 10.2.1 Is Causing New Problems Just five days after release iOS 10.2.1 is proving highly divisive: it contains an essential security fix, but infuriatingly it also ignores the infamous 30% Bug. And now it appears the update is causing significant new...
