What is a hacker? The question probably makes you envision a figure in a hoodie, hunched over a keyboard. Movies and TV have popularized the stereotype. Simply put, a hacker uses malware, exploits and bugs to gain unauthorized access to a system.
Computers have grown more user friendly, and more visual. But remember the keyboard? You can use the keyboard for a lot more than just typing. These are the twelve most useful keyboard shortcuts for Windows!
As a leader in your company, you’ll have to decide… Should you outsource your IT department? Information technology makes the backbone of your organization and is one of the largest investments a company will make.
A visitor to your company website doesn’t care about the colors, design, the layout or that you have the latest icons and stylesheet features. In fact, no one cares what your website looks like (as long as the design isn’t too atrocious).
An overdue school assignment, an MS-DOS computer and a virus… What could go wrong? Learn what happened to me and how you can protect your data against malware and viruses.
A dynamic, high density heads-up display for everyday life. This could be possible with internet-connected, augmented reality contact lenses. But is this technology truly feasible? Or only something for science fiction?
Cloud storage and file syncing services have arisen to address the needs of modern-day information workers. Read our review of Microsoft OneDrive to see if it’s worth your time and money!
How to speed up your website? There are many things that make your website slow to load. From servers to scripts, from DNS to databases, the many factors affecting site speed can overwhelm the most experienced developer.
Email communication is reliable, cheap and almost instant. And the popularity of email makes a perfect medium for cyberattacks, malware and scams. How can you recognize and stop email malware attacks?
