“It’s not a good time for Netgear. There are several reports that at least three versions of Netgear routers are vulnerable to a flaw that allows an attacker to gain root access (administrator access for you non-Unix readers) on the device and remotely run malicious code.”
Actually, it may be more than just those three models. Follow the link for more information and recommendations on what to do, aside from asking for a new router for Christmas.
So I’m scheduled to do a presentation next month to a group of fellow Litigation Support folks who are new to the idea of using RSS to keep track of the latest e-discovery blogs, and how to use other technologies like an RSS feed of “recommending reading” from those RSS feeds, or Wiki’s as knowledge…
I really hate having days at work where I’m researching something, and spend so much time reading online that I wind up falling asleep right after dinner when I get home. A short nap wouldn’t be bad, but I always wind up sleeping like 2 hours and screwing up my sleep patterns. Maybe I need…
Note to self, and to anyone else who might be interested: Check the list of recorded webinars on the ILTA site occasionally. There are some good resources there. Watched the OneNote webinar this afternoon. As someone who has used OneNote before, much of it was not new to me, but it did give me some…
“One of the nifty and powerful tools in our litigation support tool belt is “regular expressions.” We use regular expressions to match patterns of data that we need to search for and then perhaps manipulate in some way. A few examples of easy-to-recognize “data patterns” are social security numbers (999-99-9999) and phone numbers (999-999-9999). Both…
Well,that’s not exactly useful. Hope you got a Feedly account before they put this limit in place. If you didn’t, are you using an RSS reader? http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2017/02/fe aedly-limits-new-users-to-100-feeds-in.html Image by The Logo Smith Follow these topics: Links, Tech
