Check the lists and if you have accounts setup to use any of the common usernames or passwords, you might want to go ahead and change that. Like now, before someone starts remotely controlling your computer.
Assuming they haven’t already.
The Top 10 Usernames and Passwords Hackers Try to Get into Remote Computers
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Another web service that I’ve been a big fan of, Xmarks, is shutting down. I’ve been using the Xmarks Firefox extension to sync my bookmarks across computers, automatically. I like the fact that it keeps things synced up for me without me having to do much of anything, so now I’ll have to be on…
TechDirt has a good example that should show you what is at stake with net neutrality rules. For about $12, Sprint will soon let subscribers buy a wireless plan that only connects to Facebook. For that same price, they could choose instead to connect only with Twitter, Instagram or Pinterest—or for $10 more, enjoy unlimited…
I wanted to try and post something yesterday about the presentation after it was done, but we had plans to see Dave Matthews last night and didn’t get home until late, so I wasn’t on-line. It went pretty well. The immediate feedback was pretty positive, but of course, the folks who had feedback for me…
Given the news last night that Google is stopping development of Notebook, let’s start the argument, Zoho Notebook or Evernote? Which one is going to be better suited to my to-do lists, brainstorming notes, gift ideas lists, and other random tid-bits of information that I like to keep organized in a OneNote like structure, but…
Contrary to their claims, it seems like the company is willing to let anyone use their facial recognition search tool, and they seem unable to keep their own data safe. That’s not a good look. Read the whole thing, and prepare to be shocked, shocked I tell you, that a company willing to grab millions,…
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