Security
A concept users frequently have difficulty understanding is the difference between “logging off” a system, “restarting a system,” and “shutting down” a system. This article will clear that up.
If you must send an email to a large group, use a mail merge or, at least, the BCC field.
Passwords should be treated like toothbrushes: don’t share them, and change them regularly.
Today marks the end of life (all forms of support) for Windows 2000 and Windows XP Service Pack 2.
Google has decided to ditch Windows and move employees to Macintosh and Linux PCs
The Mozilla project recently expanded their popular and successful (and free) Plugin Check service to support non-Mozilla browsers.
In case you missed a previous post or two on the topic of why end users should not have administrative rights over their PCs, BeyondTrust has released a very compelling report on this issue.
Half of the web is offering you malware. What can you do to keep yourself safe?
In yesterday’s post, we offered a quiz to rate your password IQ. Here are the answers.
This month’s SANS Ouch! (Vol.7 No. 2) newsletter asks the question “What is your Password IQ?”