For those who expect your iPhone to alert you, it might be an hour off. Apple admitted that there is a bug in the iPhone that does NOT switch the time accordingly in their alarm clock app. In order to fix this issue, you need to delete and recreate your alarm events. A fix is scheduled to be released by Apple soon.
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Is the Cloud For Your Business?
One of the the terms flung around these days besides 'Friend Me', "Tweet Me', or 'Let's Link Up', is the 'Cloud'. With internet connectivity becoming faster, many businesses are looking at the allure of off sourcing their email, documents, CRM to the cloud environment. However, is this the best place for YOUR company?
Techmentor Musings
After attending many courses at Techmentor, one overlying theme that shows itself over and over again is the need for a secure environment. Whether you have only 1 user or 80, the need to make sure your network and machines are secure overshadows the speed and performance of a server or desktop.
United States Has MOST Bot-Net Infected Computers in the World
Malware infected computers in the United States were on four times more machines than those on the second place country on the list, Brazil. Microsoft had 100% increase on detected malware systems using its malicious removal tool software versus last year, or 6.5 million systems that were cleaned worldwide.
Adobe Issues Massive Reader Patch
Adobe has released one of its most significant patches ever. This fixes over 23 bugs with its Adobe Reader product. While not quite as high as the 29 patches from last year, it is still a huge download to plug holes that could lead to malicious content being run on a user's computer.
The 17 Most Dangerous Places on the Web
With the internet became more pervasive into our lives and businesses, one needs to be careful about what neighborhoods your employees' and your own web browser decides to click on next. This article describes links that can lead to malicious websites where financial and personal information is at peril.
Small Businesses Embrace Social Mediums and Pay the Price?
In the effort to be at the cutting edge of technology, marketing, and promoting itself, a company can unwittingly bring security concerns, malware, and risk sharing sensitive data.
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Fake Browser Warning Pages Try to Infect You with Malware
One of the newest tricks of malware is to present fake "warning" pages of different browsers and get you to download their malicious code. The infected webpage detects which of the popular browsers you are using, Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome, and presents a warning page that is similar to that browser's actual layout. However the difference is that there are misspellings on the page, and it tries to get you to download software, something that none of the official web browsers would do.
25% of malware infects by USB drives
Have a USB drive keeping your documents safe and backed up? Keep a small USB key with family photos that you can plug in anywhere and show friends? Well, think twice about using it as a new report from Pandalabs suggests that up to 25% of malware use portable drives to deliver its payload.