Tumblr tells users to change passwords, patches security hole in iOS apps
Tumblr, the blogging site recently acquired by Yahoo, has released a security update for its iPhone and iPad apps that […]
Security, Software
Software
Microsoft, Software, Windows
IE10 captures second place among Microsoft's browsers
Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) jumped into second place among Microsoft’s browsers last month, pushing past IE9 through an enforced upgrade.
Security, Software
Ransomware targets smaller businesses, security CEO warns
Trending cyber attacks such as ransomware may be typically overlooked by small and midsize businesses, but the CEO of security
Microsoft, Networking, Software, Windows
Windows Server 2012 R2 Preview: Your cloud on-ramp is under construction
It’s been just under a year since Microsoft released Windows Server 2012. Touted as an operating system built for the
Security, Software
Google: Critical Android security flaw won't harm most users
A security flaw could affect 99 percent of Android devices, a researcher claims, but the reality is that most Android
Security, Software
Bitdefender: Free apps are the 'equivalent of [smartphone] spyware'
We all know that free apps are almost never truly free and that most of them are monetized with ads
Microsoft, Software, Windows
DirectX 11.2 said to be a Windows 8.1 / Xbox One exclusive
Microsoft’s upcoming DirectX 11.2 update, first shown off at the company’s Build conference last month, promises to deliver a host
Hardware, Security, Software, Technology
Android flaw leaves 99% of devices open to attacks, details to be revealed at BlackHat
Mobile security company Bluebox claims to have discovered a flaw in Android that could leave any device released in the
Hardware, Software
How to change drive letters–even when the letter you want isn't available
We were using drive letters before DOS, and I’m surprised we’re still using them. Everyone knows that C: is the
Security, Software, Technology
'Darkleech' malware attacks servers, demands ransom
A persistent, widespread malware campaign that utilizes compromised Apache servers is locking users’ computers and demanding a fee of $300