Is pcAnywhere 12.5 safe from hackers?
In January 2012, it was reported that pcAnywhere version 12.0 , 12.1, and 12.5 was still vulnerable to hackers because the source code had been stolen a few years ago. Version 12.5 is the version being...
View ArticleMalware may knock thousands off Internet on Monday
Tens of thousands of people may lose their Internet service Monday unless they do a quick check of their computers for malware that could have taken over their machines more than a year ago. Despite...
View ArticleWhat if your Cloud service suddenly changes it's TOS?
In June, Cisco instituted changes for customers that owned some Linksys-branded routers - the E2700, E3500, or E4500 - and those customers were none too happy. This article/opinion piece reviews what...
View ArticleNeed Help To Remove Malware!
Two Days ago I made a mistake in accidentally downloading what seemd to be a good Program.It was NOT ! It turned out to be some Malware which has compromised my computer.Whenever I attempt to go online...
View ArticleJoomla Spam Cloaked
Hello everyone,I have a Google search results issue and I was hoping for some solution.Doing a search for us ends up showing Cialis or Viagra ads, we were hacked months ago and I went through the site...
View ArticleHow to Remove Personal Info From Google Searches
Megan Smith blogs on Blogher on how to remove personal info from Google searches. From the intro:Recently I discovered that my name, address and phone number were coming up in Google searches of my...
View ArticleRe: How to know what happened with my pc in my absence
day before yesterday i was not there at my home and one of my relatives has opened, searched and worked on my computer system. Now i want to know what work, files, folders, directoried he has opened or...
View ArticleVideo
Good Morning for some reason i notice on any webpage i browse i have a video of kirsten gillibrand and her campaign message on my page i have noticed this since Monday any ideas? I used Google Chrome...
View ArticlePrivacy & Security Lessons from Petraeus Scandal: Protection for Online Files?
Huff Post Tech has an article, Privacy Lessons from Petraeus Scandal: How to Protect Your Online Files. It says:If the scandal surrounding CIA director David Petraeus has taught us one thing, it's that...
View ArticlePenetration Testing Vendor
Hi,I want to know about any cloud based penetration testing services that can be carried out for my web applications.If anyone can help me out in finding a appropriate vendor, that would be...
View ArticleIs Java Too Risky to Use?
Is it better to just turn Java off, altogether, and use it only when you *absolutely* have to?Millions of computer users were advised Friday to temporarily disable Oracle's (ORCL) Java software because...
View ArticlePayment Processors & Security
We are in the process of looking at two CRM systems for our membership organization - we are currently using Memberclicks and the Moolah (which uses a gateway and merchant account of their own). Our...
View ArticleAntivirus/antispyware for faith-based organizations?
I was planning to implement Norton 360 on all of our workstations, but during the ckeckout process discovered that faith-based organizations are apparently not qualified... Does anyone have any...
View ArticleLocal Group Policy Administration
We are a public Library with about 25 public computers. I do not yet have a domain controller so I am locking down these workgroup public computers using *local group policy* and deep freeze.I have...
View ArticleHIPAA Compliant Remote Access
I think the subject says it all. I've used Microsoft's Remote Desktop for years for department heads to attach to their work computers from their home computers but in researching the tightening of...
View ArticleTrucrypt
Hello i have a few machines that have Trucrypt installed i would like to do a factory restore on these machines but somehow its being blocked is there anyway for me to get the recovery partition?
View ArticleQuestions re: use of BCM for media outreach
Hi, I do blogger outreach and social media for a well-known nonprofit with an unusually robust agenda. I am thus required to be pitching sometimes as many as four or five things a day so I need a...
View ArticleWhen security becomes surveillance: FinFisher’s Global Proliferation
This post describes the results of a comprehensive global Internet scan for the command and control servers of Gamma International’s FinFisher “"remote monitoring solution" (surveillance software). It...
View Article3 Easy Steps that Protect Your Web Site From Hackers (article)
Saw this on the HostGator blog, and thought it might be helpful:3 Easy Steps that Protect Your Web Site From HackersMarch 19, 2013It's all quite over my head... so my question: what questions should an...
View ArticleWho changed my DNS? Is this a security problem?
On Friday, between 10 & 11 a.m. Oregon time, I logged into my webmail, as i had earlier in the day - and my password was rejected. After almost an hour that included lots of time in a chat room...
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