There are reports today from many technology news sources and others like the Wall Street Journal that Google has been getting through the privacy settings of people using Apple’s Safari web browser on their iPhones and computers. Apparently they used a specific code that would trick the web browser software into letting them be able [...]
Apple iPhone web browsing not as safe as you think
by JoeIphone securtiy bugs! Oh no!
by JoeSo as we know the iPad and iPhones have been pretty clean from getting malware and things of that nature. However now a Mac hacker by the name of Charlie Miller found a way to get a bad app into your phone right under Apple’s nose. Apparently Miller is going to present a method that [...]
Microsoft Security Essentials is struggling
by GreggMicrosoft’s popular free antivirus program Security Essentials has put in a mediocre showing in the latest quarterly tests from German test outfit AV-Test.org, finishing second to the bottom out of 22 products. In Q1 2011 Security Essentials 2.0 (MSE) performed well at the least demanding test, that of spotting malware drawn from the industry-agreed Wildlist [...]
Mac OS X has a Trojan floating around!
by JoeA lot of the reason we see people buying Mac’s over PC’s is not just because of its ease of use but also because it has been virus free for the most part. Well now that might start to change as there are reports out there that a backdoor Trojan is floating around. The Trojan [...]
What About Routers?
by GreggWhen we used a dial-up connection to the Internet, security was not a significant problem. With today’s “always on” broadband connections, security has become a major concern. This discussion applies only to broadband connections like DSL or cable modem connections. Many broadband connections come with a router built in to the modem. If the box [...]


