Tag Archive for 'security'


Friday, Nov 30th 2007 by Christina Crouch

I take great precaution in making sure I’m never without something I need, or if I am without making sure I have a backup plan. For example, I have a spare set of keys my parents keep for me and when I know I’m having a short cash flow month, I stash a little [...]

Tuesday, Nov 27th 2007 by James Allan Brady

In a trial with O2, London Underground, and Nokia, they are offering up a few phones with built in RFID tags to be used with payment systems. Its not a new idea, it was just decided a while ago that it was a rather bad one.

So what makes Nokia think they can do something different [...]

Sunday, Nov 25th 2007 by Ken Allen

Sleek, Elegant, and Awe Inspiring are all words that will without a question, pop into your mind after using a laser as badass as the Lucentoptics EnVee. A powerful 120mW output gives you the power to burn practically anything in sight, and be seen from up to 60Miles. Not to mention, the EnVee comes in [...]

Friday, Nov 9th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Kansas City and some places in Southwest Louisiana will be getting some customized MacBooks due to a contract Apple landed with those school districts. Basically they are just adding the necessary security upgrades that the schools required, but there’s nothing basic about the upgrades.

I kind of wonder if these school districts aren’t fronts for CIA [...]

Thursday, Nov 8th 2007 by Chris Davies

As consoles grow more powerful the threat of malware and virus attack increases too, and with many using latest-gen hardware such as the PS3 and Xbox 360 to get online there’s a new opportunity for anti-virus vendors to broaden their market base.  Mere hours after the announcement of PS3 firmware version 2.0, Trend Micro have [...]


Monday, Nov 5th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I’ve been using the RoboForm2Go for a couple of weeks now, and it’s a really useful tool. If you’re not familiar with the product, it is a 256MB USB drive that contains some very useful software that keeps track of your important usernames, passwords and other information.

Sure, your browser keeps track of most of that [...]

Thursday, Oct 25th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I have to admit that I don’t really go all-out to protect my credit card from would-be thieves. I keep it in my wallet which stays in my pocket. If it gets stolen, I’m not actually liable for the false charges, so I’m not going to lose sleep over it. For those that are paranoid, [...]

Tuesday, Oct 9th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

If you travel a lot, you may be paranoid about people breaking into your room while you’re asleep, or even awake for that matter. I generally just use the old chain lock or whatever they’ve got on the door and I’m content. However, some might wish to rely on a different method to keep intruders [...]

Thursday, Oct 4th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

These days one has to worry about the security of the files kept on their computer. Flash drives are so small and cheap that everyone has half a dozen of them just lying around. If someone has access to your computer, they can easily just pop one into an open USB port and copy over [...]

Wednesday, Oct 3rd 2007 by Chris Davies

The last thing you or I want is for a masked stranger to burst into your bedroom and give you a sound thrashing (at least, it’s the last thing I want; you may differ), so home security is rightly treated as a serious topic.  Up until now your choices have pretty much been a straightforward [...]


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