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15 Strange and Funny Google Suggestions
In this day and age, Google is the friend you can ask anything. And it will often ‘suggest’ a search based on what people before
Adam Ipsen
January 23, 2017
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Los Angeles College Pays Hackers $28,000 Ransom for Data
Last week, the Los Angeles Community College District’s (LACCD) computer systems were held for a whopping $28,000 ransom—and because they paid, the ransomware makers are
Adam Ipsen
January 20, 2017
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Backup Programs: The Six Essential Software Requirements
There are a lot of backup programs out there, and like any purchasing decision, it can be hard to sift the good from the bad.
Adam Ipsen
January 18, 2017
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Most Vulnerable Software of 2016: Anything Linux Based
This year Linux has taken the gold, silver, and bronze medal for software vulnerabilities, beating out notoriously unsafe applications such as Adobe Flash and Acrobat.
Adam Ipsen
January 16, 2017
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File Backup Software – Why Copy and Paste Doesn’t Cut It
When some people first hear about backup software, the first question they ask is this: “Why don’t you just copy and paste your files?” It’s
Adam Ipsen
January 13, 2017
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Koolova: The World’s First ‘Nice’ Ransomware?
Every time I write an article on a new form of ransomware, I’m always surprised. And Koolova, the latest ransomware to hit the scene, does
Adam Ipsen
January 6, 2017
