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Microsoft releases Internet Explorer patch 2May
2014

Microsoft releases Internet Explorer patch

We first mentioned the Internet Explorer issue this week. It was initially thought to be worse for XP users, but was so severe that the US and UK both issued warnings to internet users to avoid IE all together....
Mircosoft Windows XP users vulnerable while using...

Mircosoft Windows XP users vulnerable while using...

29 April 2014
At the first of the month we reported that Microsoft would be ending its support of their XP operating system. As of April 8, this took effect. Since then there have been reports of different attacks, with more surely...
At the first of the month we reported that Microsoft would be ending its support of their XP operating system. As of April 8, this took effect. Since then there have been reports of different attacks, with more surely to come. This PC World article discusses the issue in detail and gives some simple suggestions for staying safe until you can upgrade your operating system. Luckily, Windows XP users can easily mitigate this vulnerability by simply using any Web browser but Internet Explorer. ...
Inbox Managment

Inbox Managment

14 April 2014
A lot has been made about email lately, especially in terms of work email after hours. While they may not want to answer emails after work is done, in France, a lot of us know that email doesn't and shouldn't stop....
A lot has been made about email lately, especially in terms of work email after hours. While they may not want to answer emails after work is done, in France, a lot of us know that email doesn't and shouldn't stop. But how are you dealing with your inbox, especially when you are on the go? Fast Company recently highlighted 5 apps that help you manage your mobile inbox. Personally, I have a strict way of dealing with my email. If it is in my inbox it still needs to be dealt with (replied ...
Password12345

Password12345

24 January 2014
No matter how many articles are written and stories are published, online passwords continue to stay too simple and too 'hackable.' Each January we get to see the previous year's list of worst passwords. And...
No matter how many articles are written and stories are published, online passwords continue to stay too simple and too 'hackable.' Each January we get to see the previous year's list of worst passwords. And each year it is just as bad. No one seems to learn. The article from Mashable highlights the worst, including 'princess,' 'admin' and 'monkey.' However, most notable is the fact that the most popular bad password is '123456', de-throwning 'password' as the usual champ. Most experts ...
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