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Tag Archives: computer
Poison Tap – How $5 can hack your password locked computer.
So the world of computer security once again gets flipped on its ear. There you are at your workstation, you need to go get a coffee or have a bathroom break and as per company policy you “lock” your computer … Continue reading
Posted in News Release, Reboot Articles, Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, browsers, business, cache, computer, computers, computing, firefox, hacker, hacking, hacks, hijack, hotspot, infrastructure, internet, internet security, learning, macs, pc, safari, security, technology, wifi, wpa
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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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