Data breaches keep coming, and the latest one revealed by Cybernews involves 16 billion passwords. There’s no way to know for sure if your passwords are included, though it’s always…
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We recommend sticking with well-known brands when buying accessories, and a recent example illustrates why this is important. Anker, a highly regarded accessory manufacturer, has initiated voluntary recalls of power…
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Here’s a new scam to watch for. A client reported running across a suspicious website masquerading as a human verification test. Instead of asking him to click pictures or solve…
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Although Macs are highly reliable, unusual problems can still rear their ugly heads. Often, these issues are caused by software you’ve installed or accessories you’ve connected. If you’re experiencing Mac…
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A massive heat dome earlier this summer exposed large swaths of the United States to heat index values approaching or exceeding 120ºF, underscoring the importance of protecting our devices from…
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What's Going On With the AT&T iPhone 18 Pro Max If you picked up a new iPhone 18 Pro Max on AT&T in the last couple of weeks and have…
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What Arrived in Windows 11's October Update and Why It Matters Here On October 13, 2026, Microsoft released its monthly cumulative update for Windows 11, listed as KB5127648. Most of…
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Spectre Is Back, and This Time It's Aimed at the Code Your Browser Writes on the Fly If you were using a PC in early 2018, you may remember the…
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What DarkSword and Coruna Actually Do Security researchers at Censys have published new findings showing that an iPhone attack toolkit first identified earlier this year is still being actively deployed.…
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A Breach Halfway Around the World and Why It Still Matters Here Burger King's Japanese operation has confirmed that the system behind its official mobile app was accessed by an…
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