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Tag Archives: browser
Google Is Partially Dangerous—According to Google
People are always surprised when we tell them that even legitimate websites can be compromised and/or provide false links to malware, ransomware and crapware. The current Google Transparency Report on the Safe Browsing status for Google.com doesn’t give the … Continue reading
Posted in News Release, Opinion
Tagged browser, cloud, computer, crapware, google, internet, malware, ransomeware, ransomware, spam, virus
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Rogers announces Ignite Gigabit internet, 4K sports broadcasts – Business – CBC News
Seems a little late in the game but at least it competes with Bell. Rogers will make gigabit internet speeds available to customers in Toronto and the GTA this year, with the rest of Ontario and Atlantic Canada following in … Continue reading
Posted in News Release, Uncategorized
Tagged access, browser, business, cloud, copper, ethernet, fibe, fiber, gigabit, ignite, internet, IT, network, networking, rogers, servers, speed, technology, wifi, wireless
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Apple lists top 25 apps hit by malware
But I thought Apple products were “immune” to infections….. Apple Inc. said the WeChat messaging app and car-hailing app DiDi Taxi were among the 25 most popular apps found to be infected with malicious software. Source: Apple lists top 25 … Continue reading
Posted in News Release, Uncategorized
Tagged antivirus, Apple, browser, cloud, crapware, internet, malware, ransomware, security, software, spyware, technology
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Bell opens CRAVETV to all Canadians… finally.
Amongst our staff and associates, we have had this debate since last year when Crave from Bell and Shomi from Rogers was introduced. We asked ourselves why they would not have released their “Netflix killer” services for everybody to start … Continue reading
Ad fraud Trojan updates Flash Player so that other malware can’t get in | ITworld
Ad fraud Trojan updates Flash Player so that other malware can't get in | ITworld.
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Tagged antivirus, browser, computer, computers, domain, flash, hijack, internet, malware, networking, security, smartphone, software, spam, updates, windows, wireless
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Severe iOS bug prompts iCloud password theft | ZDNet
Severe iOS bug prompts iCloud password theft | ZDNet.
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Tagged access, Apple, browser, cloud, data, disaster recovery, domain, internet, iPad, iphone, IT, security, smartphone, software, spam, technology, wifi, wireless
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