Windows 8.1 users won’t receive any more patches unless spring update is installed
Microsoft is staying true to a promise it delivered all the way back in April: Windows 8.1 users who have
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Security, Software
One-click test finds Gameover Zeus infections on PCs
Users can test by simply visiting a Web page if their computers have been infected with Gameover Zeus, a sophisticated
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Microsoft pushes out massive security update for Internet Explorer
Microsoft pushes out massive security update for Internet Explorer Six down, six to go. Today is the Microsoft Patch Tuesday
Networking, Technology
All those videos you’re watching will help triple Internet traffic, Cisco says
Ever heard of a “zettabyte?” It’s the same as 1,000 exabytes or, in more familiar terms, 1,099,511,627,776 gigabytes. By 2018,
Technology
This Week in Tech 461: Leave Eugene Alone
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Ed Bott, and Christina Warren Creating the PC, competing with Google, WWDC, dreaming Tetris, and more.
Networking, Security, Social Media
One in seven Americans were notified of personal data breaches last year
Personal data theft has become an increasing concern for everyone, but according to a recent Consumer Reports survey, most US
Microsoft, Windows
Start Menu won’t return to Windows 8.1 until 2015
Back at its BUILD conference in April, Microsoft announced that the Start Menu would be returning to Windows 8.1, and
Software, Technology
Here’s what the new Unreal Tournament game looks like after just three weeks of development
Earlier this month, Epic Games announced the next installment in the Unreal Tournament franchise. The team started from a blank
Microsoft, Windows
Windows 8.1 finally overtakes Windows 8 in usage share
Slowly but surely, Microsoft is getting users to leave Windows 8 behind and move on to Windows 8.1. According to
Networking, Security
Meet “Cupid,” the Heartbleed attack that spawns “evil” Wi-Fi networks
Enlarge / A packet capture showing Cupid attacking a wireless network. SysValue It just got easier to exploit