Wow not only does this come with the TopText software as part of the download, (The software that makes common words on any website links to advertiser’s sites, a royal pain to any website admin.) but it does a poor job of filtering out virus files from it’s service. Gee where can I get this junk?
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Gotta be careful with that hotel wifi. Wouldn’t want hackers to target you and figure out what sites you’re surfing from your hotel room. 😉 “Messages contain a malicious document “Hotel_Reservation_From.doc” containing a macro which if successfully executed, decodes and deploys GameFish — which researchers describe as APT28’s signature malware. Once GameFish is installed on…
At least according to an HP global survey. A global survey undertaken by HP found that less than half of business decision-makers have a high confidence level in the quality and accessibility of information within their organisations. The survey, and the linked article seem very focused on the need to retrieve information as part of…
With the announcement today of AT&T’s sponsored data program, we’ve seen the end of net neutrality when it comes to their wireless customers. Sure, the content providers are going to be the ones footing the bill, so consumers probably won’t care, at least until they can’t do much of anything but see the content that…
I have to admit, I haven’t given this a lot of thought, mostly because the one discussion I’ve ever been involved with showed so many security risks that we didn’t delve any further in to it. But, I guess people are actually doing this so maybe they should read this: So far so good. But…
This seems like the kind of information you’d want to be super careful with, yet apparently, it’s exactly the sort of information that was sent in email, to a bunch of subscribers who weren’t supposed to have it. “The story goes back to 2015, when Sweden’s transport agency awarded IBM a contract to manage its…
If you subscribe to the RSS feed here you may have noticed that the daily “links” posts haven’t been happening. There’s actually a reason for that. A while back, when Yahoo announced they were dropping Delicious, I went in search of an alternative. I starting using Diigo to save my links as I was perusing…