CryptoWall Makes a Comeback via Malicious Help Files
A new spam message has a very nasty payload. The email attachment seems like an innocuous help file (.chm), but instead if you click on it, all of your
A new spam message has a very nasty payload. The email attachment seems like an innocuous help file (.chm), but instead if you click on it, all of your
Windows 10 is the next generation of Microsoft’s device OS that adapts to the devices you’re on and what you’re trying to get done, with a consistent, familiar, and compatible
Change is inevitable. And with IT operations, that phrase couldn’t be truer. In April 2014, Microsoft stopped supporting Windows XP. And now Microsoft has announced it will no longer support
used with permission from Microsoft at Work og:image Having easy access to sites like Facebook on all our devices makes us all prone to higher levels of distraction. The Internet—and
After each New Year’s rolls around, it’s a great opportunity for all of us to review and assess the prior year to try to make improvements for the year to
With the release of the new iPhone, many iPhone and Apple fans are wondering what the phone has to offer. The question on everyone’s mind is, “Is it worth it
The latest computer vulnerability identified by security professionals as the “Bash Bug,” not to be confused with any type of human sickness such as the”Flu Bug,” is causing all types
On Tuesday September 30, Microsoft announced that the new Operating System would not be named the much speculated Windows 9, but instead be named Windows 10. In addition, Microsoft provided
In a bizarre story in Cleveland, Ohio Barbara Celznick thought that she was dealing with a legitimate computer company, it wasn’t until the company tried to issue her a refund
It can be a very convincing scheme. Some targeted individuals’ caller IDs have even read “Windows Support”. What’s more, hackers may also pose as support technicians from Dell, McAfee, or