FBI Says Toss Your Old Router
On Security Now, Steve talks about the FBI’s suggestion that we should be tossing out our old routers.
Security, Technology
malware
Apple, Security, Technology
Protecting Yourself From Mac Malware
After security researchers discovered a new round of malware on nearly 30,000 Macs, they set to work trying to understand
Security, Technology
Are Code Repositories Responsible for Malware?
Brenden O’Leary of GitLabs joins This Week in Enterprise tech to discuss the proper uses of GitLab. Co-host, Curtis Franklin,
Security, Windows
Fix for WannaCry
Megan Morrone talks to Iain Thomson about a possible fix for those infected with the Wannacry ransomware. Researchers have found
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Is Microsoft to Blame for WannaCry?
Denise Howell and Matt Curtis talk with Andrew Rossow, cyberspace and technology lawyer about whose fault is WannaCry and what
Security, Technology
This Week in Tech 614: $46 at the Piggly Wiggly
The WannaCry ransomware attack is far from over. Amazon introduces the Echo Show – will the touchscreen voice assistant/videophone flop?
Security, Software, Technology
This Android Trojan blocks victims from alerting banks
By Michael Kan | PCWorld A new Trojan that can steal your payment data will also try to stymie you
Security, Software
This botnet has infected nearly a million devices since 2014
By Shawn Knight | TechSpot One of the many ways that cybercriminals earn income is through affiliate advertising programs like
Security, Software, Windows
Tech support scammers now utilizing ransomware-like lock screens to threaten people
By Justin Luna | Neowin Some of us may be very well aware of the classic tech support scam stories,
Networking, Security
These are the worst domains for harboring malware
By Lucian Constantin | IDG News Service | PCWorld Generic top-level domains (gTLDs) that have sprung up in recent years