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Malware Makers Testing Vulnerability Of Meltdown And Spectre

Security researchers from around the web are reporting finding an increasing number of instances of proof of concept (PoC) code that incorporates the recently discovered Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities. If you somehow missed those earlier …

If your Point Of Sale Uses Oracle, Update Now

Oracle is currently the third-largest provider of POS (Point of Sale) software on the market today, which means that there's a fairly good chance you're using an Oracle POS system.  If you are, there's trouble …

3 Ways to Protect Your Online Accounts Against Hacking

  Computers Plus Of Kennesaw Acworth Online security is a big deal, but few people take an active approach to minimizing their risks online. In 2016, millions of user accounts were hacked and instances of …

Three Ways To Avoid Fake Tech Support Scams

  Computers Plus USA Have you ever seen a popup window on your computer that said something like “you are infected” or “call now to activate your Windows” and it wouldn’t let you click out …

Three Upcoming Technologies You Should Keep An Eye On

  Computers Plus of Acworth Three Upcoming Technologies You Should Keep An Eye On There is one truth about technology, it’s always changing. It seems as soon as you get the latest phone, laptop, TV …

Fitness Trackers Could Be A National Security Risk

If ever there were two phrases that didn't seem to go together, they would probably be "Fitness trackers" and "National Security Risk."  The very idea that a simple fitness tracker could pose such a risk …

700,000 Potentially Malicious Apps Removed From Google Last Year

Google recently released their Play Store stats for 2017.  The results are both encouraging and disheartening.  Overall, Google caught and removed more than 700,000 malicious apps from the Play Store, minimizing their impact on the …

iPhone Throttling Issue To Be Addressed In Upcoming Update

Recently, Apple found itself in hot water with its normally adoring user base. This happened when it became known that the company was intentionally throttling (slowing down) the speed of older iPhones. The company's intentions …

Electronic Health Record Company “Allscripts” Hit By Ransomware

Another day, another high-profile ransomware attack.  This time, the victim was Allscripts, an EHR (Electronic Health Record) company that hospitals, pharmacies, and ambulatory centers around the country rely on. The company's data was thought to …