There is a think called EDRs, which stand for emergency data requests. On this podcast, we’re going to talk about this and anything else that…
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I’m a little bit behind, so I am deciding to catch up a little bit. The article I’m going to write about today is titled…
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Leave a CommentIts been over a week since we’ve blogged, and there’s quite a bit read. Let’s strt with the article that sparked this week’s podcast which…
1 CommentAlexa has recently been the topic of discussion as of late. I don’t really find anything wrong with it, it does what I want, I…
2 CommentsHello everyone! Welcome to the Security Box, podcast 92. The RSS feed has the program on it, and as announced, we welcome Blue Streak Radio…
Leave a CommentI saw this in the current newsletter but I first saw this on breaking tech news from Komando. I initially skipped it, but then I…
Leave a CommentWell, the news is out. News aagencies including KNX is reporting that Elon Musk has baught Twitter. This is a tech blog, and not surprisingly,…
Leave a CommentIn an article I spotted today in Kim Komando’s newsletter, Google is finally doing something about all these malicious apps tht Google apparently has that…
Leave a CommentHello everyone, I’ve been contemplating this article that talks about the first round of the DHS vulnerability findings. If my memory serves me correctly, this…
Leave a CommentHello folks, I’ve been contemplating how to cover such an excellent article that Brian Krebs covered, that I decided to cover it this way. The…
Leave a CommentIn a prior blog post Kim Komando talked about 100 different laptops that were vulnerability prone to quite a few things. To add to this,…
Leave a CommentBrian continues to write about Lapsus$ which seems to have folded according to what I’ve read. This time, Leaked Chats Show LAPSUS$ Stole T-Mobile Source…
Leave a CommentHello everyone, welcome back to the blog. Well, the day of finding out what is going on with the who’s who directory now comes to…
Leave a CommentThere are several CVE’s issued for flaws that could take over a laptop. When an update rolls out covering more than 100 models of a…
Leave a CommentHello folks, We’ve seen the spam texts claiming that we are to win a free gift since we’ve paid our bill. Usually, they come as…
Leave a CommentThe hacking scene has changed, and it involves quite a different group of people, the teenager. While it is common to be skeptible, we had…
Leave a CommentOur RSS feed has been updated with the tech podcast which we’ve not done in quite awhile. Here is the 81.4mb file for you to…
Leave a CommentKimn is sending out a notice about Amazon upping their prices by at least 5 percent. While I recently baught a bluetooth keyboard to better…
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No Free or cleaning apps that are known to be bad for me: Never heard of most on this list set
As I check in with Kim Komando’s newsleters this one talks about free programs that do more than apparently scan your phone for bad things.…