Several months ago, Microsoft announced the planed end-of-support date for Windows 10. When Microsoft originally announced their plans to end support for Windows 7, most computers that supported Windows Vista and Windows 7 could also be upgraded to Windows 10. However, with Windows 11, Microsoft now has new hardware requirements that support Zero Trust networking […]
On September 22nd, Yahoo! announced the largest breach of private account information we’ve seen to date. You can read their statement here. A state-sponsored attack compromised account data from 2014 for over 500 million Yahoo! accounts. What’s happening? Why does it matter? Whenever you create an account at most websites, your password will be encrypted […]
Microsoft has recently released a major update to Windows 10. We don’t expect any major shakeups of Windows from here on out, but here’s a quick overview of the changes. New Start Menu For families that don’t use portraits on their multi-user PCs, you can find the Switch User and Lock options under the “user” icon, […]
The latest mobile gaming craze has everyone from teenagers to their grandparents visiting parks, public spaces, and walking along neighborhood streets in an effort to capture 3D-animated monsters on their cell phone screen. I’ve personally seen 3 to 4 times the number of people out and about while jogging and in the parks, and many museum […]
In the wake of the San Bernardino attacks this December, the Department of Justice took the unusual step of publicly filing legal action against Apple. Typically, when the federal government wants to gather evidence on criminals and terrorists, it will use secret courts to compel companies such as Apple, Facebook, and Google to release private […]