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Mozilla will start Firefox silent updates in June

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Mozilla yesterday reiterated that it’s still working on silent updates for Firefox, and said it should have the Chrome-like service in place by early June. In a sweeping summary of 2011’s accomplishments and ...
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New study: Passwords are still the weakest link

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The latest review of security issues and trends is out, and we’re sorry to say, folks: The rampant use of weak passwords still presents a serious security problem to end users and companies alike. The recently-...
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If you use Avast’s Antivirus software you should be aware!!!

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by BrianKrebs The makers of Avast antivirus software are warning users about a new scam involving phone calls from people posing as customer service reps for the company and requesting remote access to user systems. Avas...
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Adobe Patches Critical Flash Flaws

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 For the second time in less than a month, Adobe has issued an update to fix dangerous flaws in its Flash Player software. The patch addresses two vulnerabilities rated “critical,” but Adobe says it is not aware of activ...
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How to stop a virus, or spyware in its tracks! (Repeat Post)

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Consider this scenario: You’re browsing the net and all of the sudden an alert pops up on the screen stating that you are infected by viruses!  Most people try to close the infected notice as they would a regular progra...
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LastPass Tutorial

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Just getting started with LastPass? Want to recommend the product to family, friends, or colleagues? This new introductory video gives you an overview of the essential features, including: Logging in to your account, S...
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Java Security Update Fixes 14 Flaws

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The company is urging users to deploy the fixes as quickly as possible. Java flaws are a favorite target of miscreants and malware because of the program’s power and massive install base: Oracle estimates that Java i...
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Flash Player Update Fixes Zero-Day Flaw

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Adobe has issued a critical security update for its ubiquitous Flash Player software. The patch plugs at least seven security holes, including one reported by Google that is already being used to trick users into clickin...
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Flash Player in the Sandbox

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Adobe has released a public beta version of its Flash Player software for Firefox that forces the program to run in a heightened security mode or “sandbox” designed to block attacks that target vulnerabilities in the sof...
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Google Cloud Print: It’s Actually Awesome, and Here’s How to Set It Up

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Google Cloud Print is an under-appreciated service that can send print jobs from virtually anywhere to a connected printer in any other location. Normally that involves tedious configuration on your network, but Cloud Pr...
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