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Android malware infected more than 300,000 devices with banking trojans
The initial apps in Google Play were safe, but the creators found a way around the Play Store's protections to install malware on Android users' devices. Here's how it happened and how to stay safe.
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Expert: Businesses are feeling the pressure to implement real-time analytics to keep up
Disrupters like Uber and DoorDash are putting the squeeze on the rest. More organizations are operationalizing real-time data, and it's changing how they operate.
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How to use a rule to forward emails in Outlook
Forwarding an email is a simple task but tedious if you forward messages to the same person often. When that's the case, create a rule in Microsoft Outlook to forward the message for you.
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Prepare to take the CISSP certification exam that can turbocharge your cybersecurity career
If you are a cybersecurity professional with at least five years of experience, you can take the exam that will boost your career with an elite certification. Here's a great way to prepare.
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The new Firefox 95 might be the most secure web browser on the market
The latest version of Firefox is now available and includes an important step forward for web browser security.
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Hiring Kit: Blockchain integration specialist
The security benefits of blockchain technology when applied to business operations are just too effective to ignore. Therefore, many organizations are looking for ways to integrate blockchain database...
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Is your team diving in dark water? Try the error box analogy to navigate projects toward a goal
Navy SEALs use the concept of an error box when navigating in dark water to help them find their targets. This concept can also help your team with longer-range planning.
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Open source year in review: 2021
This year, we saw a Visio lawsuit, Truth Social code, CentOS clones, Apple M1 and Linux on Mars. Jack Wallen takes a look back at some major developments that happened for Linux and open source.
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10 perfect 2021 holiday gifts for iPhone owners
Still shopping for an iPhone owner this holiday season? These accessory gadgets and gizmos can extend its functionality in ways they may have never realized they needed.
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Fight back against spam calls with this subscription to the RoboKiller app
RoboKiller will nip those annoying, automated calls in the bud. Now it's available for a discount on a five-year subscription.
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Report: 59 million Americans are freelancing amid turbulent labor market
The research from Upwork indicates freelancing rates hold steady in the U.S., contributing $1.3 trillion to the economy.
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Cybersecurity: Organizations face key obstacles in adopting zero trust
Security pros surveyed by One Identity cited a lack of clarity, other priorities and a lack of resources as bumps on the road to zero trust.
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9 options for splurging on earbuds or finding a cheap but decent option
You can spend a lot or a little on wireless earbuds and find a pair with the features that mean the most to you.
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Android 12 tips: Handy tips to make the most out of the Google mobile OS
Android 12 is the latest release of Google’s mobile operating system, and it is seamlessly integrated with Google’s app ecosystem. That means, out of the box, Android pairs perfectly with the likes of...
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Telemedicine: Doctors and patients are both worried about privacy and data security
Kaspersky survey finds 34% of telehealth providers admit to a wrong diagnosis due to poor video or photo quality.
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Check if packages in RHEL-based Linux distributions have been patched for CVEs
Jack Wallen shows you how to check if your Red Hat Enterprise Linux-based distribution has been patched against a specific CVE for a certain installed package.
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You can learn Raspberry Pi, how to build your own IoT, coding and more with this course bundle
You only need basic computer skills to start building fun projects, such as smart home remote dashboards, GPS tracking and more while learning a lot of fun new tech skills.
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How the tech sector is shaping the return to work (and why that shape resembles a duck bill)
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the future of work is being redefined. Find out how remote work is accelerating tech innovation and adoption and impacting five emerging trends.
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