Subscription models in iOS games and apps will surely please developers, who’ll now have the option of using a brand new, recurring revenue stream to bring in the big bucks. As for the consumer, they may be left with tough decisions on which apps they’re willing to pay a monthly fee for. Juggling multiple app…
“On Sunday, TeamViewer spokesman Axel Schmidt acknowledged to Ars that the number of takeovers was “significant,” but it continued to maintain that the compromises are the result of user passwords that were compromised through a cluster of recently exposed megabreaches involving more than 642 million passwords belonging to users of LinkedIn, MySpace, and other services.”…
I know, yet another list of apps. 😉 I liked this list. Personally, I use 5-6 of the items on this list now, and there were a couple that I may just try out. Do you use any of the ones on this list? Any others that we should try? https://www.themuse.com/advice/17-great-apps-thatll-make-your-life-easier
A new botnet has been discovered that takes login credentials from a less-secure site and tests them on banking and financial transactions sites, leaving users who reuse the same password across sites vulnerable to attack. This isn’t good. Let’s try and not use the same password on multiple sites people, especially if it’s a site…
Not that any of you would ever need it, because you’re always so careful with clicking the correct option when you close an Office document, right? 😉 http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/recover-deleted-office-files/
Users are urged to update all vulnerable version of 7-Zip to the latest revision, version 16.00, as soon as possible. I know this is a tool used by many in the eDiscovery and technology areas. Head out and get the latest version folks! https://www.grahamcluley.com/2016/05/anti-virus-products-security-devices-affected-7-zip-flaws/