Trojan horse scanner pitch is a sneaky worm
Trojan horse scanner pitch is a sneaky worm
You know, even when it’s a pitch for a trojan scanner, why would anyone install something that was sent to them unsolicited?
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Trojan horse scanner pitch is a sneaky worm
You know, even when it’s a pitch for a trojan scanner, why would anyone install something that was sent to them unsolicited?
Follow these topics: Tech
I am honored to have been asked, and I had a lot of fun chatting with Doug Austin and Tom O’Connor from the eDiscovery Channel about Teams, M365, and eDiscovery and trying to make sense of it all. Check it out below, and if you want to stay in touch on the topic, consider subscribing…
Because if you’ve ever wanted to learn a bit about forensics, you already know free information is hard to find. This article not only has a link to some free training, but also to forensic tools that you can use. http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/8-free-computer-forensics-training-resources-it-pros-and-anyone-else.htm Follow these topics: Links, Tech
I’ve talked before about the things that show up on procedural TV shows (I’m looking at you CSI) that simply aren’t possible in the real world. Think about the number of times you’ve seen a crime drama take a crappy cell phone picture, for example, and using “technology” get a crystal clear image of a…
I hadn’t seen this posted anywhere else, but I did stumble across the new feature of Google Notebook that lets you access your notes with a mobile device at http://www.google.com/notebook/m. My early tests seem to indicate that you can’t edit your original notes, but you can add notes. Since I keep my to-do list in…
Opera is trying it’s best to get people to take online privacy seriously, by putting a free, unlimited, VPN client right inside the browser. Naturally, I tried it out, and it is super simple. Just turn it on in the settings, and your web traffic is now using a VPN connection. Alternatively, you can also…