We've recently noticed an increase in a particular type of spam referred to as "whaling". This is especially relevant to any high level employees / financial employees in a business, as this trick targets them specifically as the "big fish" (hence "whaling").
Potentially important news for anyone still using Microsoft's Windows XP - Google have announced that they will be ending support for their Chrome web browser on this operating system in April.
Our Jargon Busting blog this month takes a look at the question "What is Hacking?"
As we have previously reported, Windows 10 is being offered as a free upgrade (for a year) to most users of Windows 7 and 8.
A fix for a nasty vulnerability in the Joomla website CMS system has now been released. Joomla provides the backend for many of the world's websites (including several of our own).
When working in a business environment, you may well hear people tell you that something is stored "on the server". This jargon buster will let you know exactly what is being referred to here.
The latest batch of phones from Apple are due to be released on September 25th. This year's models are the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. As you would expect, these are incremental updates to last year's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
The latest version of Microsoft Office is now available to download for Windows, with the Mac version having already been available for a few weeks.
Google have recently announced that the new version of Android will continue their confectionary product names and will be referred to as "Marshmallow". However, despite that fact that the vast majority of mobile devices run Android, only a tiny percentage of these will ever see this update. We take an in depth look at this issue and what can be done about it.
You have almost certainly seen many warnings that you should be always be wary of malware getting onto your device, but what exactly is malware?
