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Following a run of recent stories about websites being attacked and taken down, we thought now would be a good time to share this article with you. Lots of you will most likely have a Google account. Now, most people probably assume that Google is a safe bet and they’d be right, but no one is … Read more2-step verification for your Google account
Following the announcement in June that Microsoft had acquired LinkedIn, CEO Satya Nadella has told employees he hopes the deal will “accelerate [the site’s] growth and the value it brings to its members with Microsoft’s assets and scale.” In an open letter published by telegraph.co.uk, Microsoft told employees that the deal, which has an estimated … Read moreMicrosoft boss hopes LinkedIn deal will ‘reinvent productivity’
It’s hard to imagine what life was like before everyone had a mobile phone. What did we do when we were ten minutes late? How did we amuse ourselves on long train journeys? How on earth did we manage to measure the quality of our sleep? Jokes aside, few of us would be without a … Read moreTop tips for tightening your phone security
Ransomware attacks are rising in popularity, it seems, as almost four times as many Android devices were subjected to attempted attacks between 2015 and 2016 than between 2014 and 2015, according to Kaspersky Lab. The figures only apply to devices running Kaspersky Lab’s security software, and it is not known how many of the attacks … Read moreHuge surge in Android ransomware attacks
Are you constantly being nagged by your accounts department for failing to prepare your travel expenses on time? Then this month’s tip promises to make your life a little easier. For many business people, their Outlook calendars already contain up-to-date records of the trips they have made to see customers and suppliers. So if only … Read moreCreate an expenses claim by exporting your Outlook calendar
The full extent of Tumblr’s 2013 hack has finally been revealed – with more than 65 million accounts thought to have been impacted. Hackers targeted Tumblr some three years ago, eventually getting access to email addresses with salted and hashed passwords. At the time Tumblr admitted that there had been a breach, but was noticeably … Read moreTumblr hack actually affected 65 million users
You may be interested to know that a fix for the newly rebranded CryptoHitman (formerly Jigsaw Ransomware) has been published. This is a unique ransomware variant which actively deletes a victim’s files if a ransom is not paid. However, the relatively low sums demanded have left many wondering as to the motives of the criminals … Read moreHow to fix CryptoHitman
Microsoft and Facebook have teamed up to lay a 6,600km underwater cable connecting the US and Europe. This new project – the latest in a series of ventures where technology providers have moved into the telecoms space – will see a cable running between Virginia in the US and Bilbao in Spain. Named MAREA (Spanish … Read moreFacebook and Microsoft to lay new trans-Atlantic cable