Using airport wifi? Those ads may carry more than just a great offer…: […] “When offering Wi-Fi service, most vendors do not support proxying adverts or JavaScript injection,” researchers said. […]
A gentle reminder. If you get a popup that asks you to ‘update Flash’ or ‘Install this video viewer’ or other such nonsense, ignore it…: While macOS is often touted […]
Perhaps FB is beginning to understand the public’s suspicion of facial recognition?… […] Facebook is giving users more control over a facial recognition feature used by the company to help […]
If we are living in a world where the ‘free’ stuff is paid for by advertising, then it’s best to be explicit about it…: […] While there has been consumer pushback when […]
BA have not had a good time recently with IT. Here’s one more problem to deal with …: […] Researchers on Tuesday said that check-in links being sent by British […]
How many people take notice of security notices for their camera? I can see the risk to professional photographers, but it’s currently more of an inconvenience to the amateur (until […]
Attackers are hiding PHP scripts in EXIF headers of JPEG images to hack websites, just by uploading an image. Read the original article here
Mid-sized companies are struggling to keep up. This represents an opportunity for the managed security providers, but they are failing to persuade potential clients to outsource…: IT managers feel overwhelmed […]
The death of passwords has been announced many times. When my mum stops using them, I’ll be convinced that we’ve finally moved on to something better…: Keeping track of user […]
Some of these updates involve BIOS so will require careful planning if you’re going to avoid taking your data centre offline. I’ve had notifications from my hosting providers of planned […]