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Ransomware is one of the most insidious threats on the Internet today and it’s on the rise. Just this past weekend the BBC and the New York times reported a large scale “malvertising” breach demanding its ransom payable in bitcoin. Between the two main types of ransomware threats – Lock Screen Ransomware and File-Encrypting Ransomware,Read more

Technology has always been known for its state of rapid innovation and change. However, the past decade has seen considerable change where old technology is just not relevant anymore. What you relied on a decade ago is probably rarely used in today’s fast-paced Internet market. Here are a few technologies that will probably die off inRead more

When you create a fresh, new installation of Exchange Server 2016, it automatically creates a new database for you. Most network environments have specific requirements for data storage, and it’s usually on a separate partition from the main C drive. If you find yourself in the position of moving the database, it’s a tricky processRead more

Decades ago, just having an alphanumeric password with a reasonable length was adequate. Now, you can’t use the same password in multiple locations, must change your password several times without using ones from recent months, and they must contain special characters and uppercase letters. Passwords are an annoyance that frustrates users and administrators alike. You’reRead more

Gone are the days that Mac users could avoid malware just by having a Mac. As Mac becomes a popular operating system choice, malware writers target them for their sensitive data. Mac OS X users should take a few extra steps to be more secure and protect their privacy. Here are some tips to protectRead more