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TL;DR – Spectre and Meltdown are two recently announced vulnerabilities that allow private data to be accessed by otherwise unauthorized applications. Patches are coming out to mitigate risks, but these may also affect the speed of your devices and systems. Our recommendation is to hold off on updates, first updating any antivirus engines when Spectre/MeltdownRead more

From planes to trains, sushi shops to truck stops, there are more opportunities than ever to plug in your mobile device on the go. In this progressive age of free energy and no-strings wireless charging, it may seem the norm to be indiscriminate with where you power up. (No judgement, of course.) However, if you’reRead more

A quick scan of any cafe frequented by members of the creative class and students is like sifting through an archive of the last four years’ Macbook models. The latest accessory among the young and hip? Smiley face, anarchist symbol and Winnie the Pooh — all individualized stickers protecting their privacy from hacks. Or soRead more

As if a horror movie in the middle of the night was not enough to scare people and have nightmares, spooky and hair-raising faces – not part of the horror movie just watched at all – join in and follow us in the dark corridors of our home! That is the frightening feeling that oozesRead more

Security researchers have finally cracked a malware dubbed “ProjectSauron” and have labeled the group behind the attack “Strider”. This probably had a lot of you Lord of the Rings fans confused, as both names are references to polar opposite characters. Aragorn, also known as Strider, is one of the good guys in LoTR, while SauronRead more