The rechargeable batteries inside devices like smartphones, laptops, and tablets are consumable devices. This means that over time, they degrade and don’t perform as well as they used to. But how do you know if your device’s battery is healthy, and what information to look for? Let’s take a look.
Browser extensions are a handy way to add more functionality to your favorite browser. And while there are a ton of them available, it’s wise to exercise restraint in what you install. Let’s take a look at why you should be careful with browser extensions, and the potential risks they
You probably know that Google collects a lot of data about you when you use the company’s various services. But did you know that you can actually review this data, delete what you don’t want Google to keep, and change how it stores this information in the future? Let’s take
On Friday, July 2nd around 2PM, the hacker group REvil successfully compromised the popular Managed Service Provider (MSP) tool Kaseya. Kaseya provides Remote Monitoring & Management (RMM) functionality, including the execution of commands on client computers. REvil exploited this ability through a vulnerability in the Kaseya platform, for which there
For a while, Microsoft called Windows 10 the last version of Windows. It seemed like Windows 10 would become like macOS—updated with revisions regularly, but never really replaced with an all-new version. However, it turns out that this isn’t the case. Microsoft has now announced Windows 11, the successor to
In April 2021, leaked information from some 533 million Facebook accounts become available online to anyone for free, or at least willing to pay a few dollars. The affected data isn’t from a new breach, but poses privacy and security risks all the same. Let’s look at what happened here