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Virtual reality’s not just for gaming anymore

Virtual reality (VR) may primarily be associated with video games and entertainment, but new business and IT applications are coming to the forefront. … Continue Reading

Mozilla Foundation shares Internet health report

A new publication from the Mozilla Foundation, called the 2018 Internet Health Report, focuses on five areas of concern for the Internet. … Continue Reading

Hacked websites install banking malware

Thousands of websites, including WordPress and SquareSpace, are unwitting victims in a banking malware scheme. … Continue Reading

How robotic process automation can help you

Robotic process automation (RPA) has the potential to revolutionize your organization and boost quality, if you know how to use it. … Continue Reading

Meltdown patch causes problems for Windows 7

Windows operating systems are affected by the patch released to fix the Meltdown software bug. … Continue Reading

Malware attack hits Atlanta’s government

Hackers held Atlanta’s computer systems hostage for a week, hamstringing the ability of employees to get work done. … Continue Reading

Windows 10 flaw allows malicious websites

A recently discovered vulnerability in Cortana, the Windows 10 voice assistant, allows hackers to open malicious websites on a PC, even when it’s locked. … Continue Reading

Research: 4G LTE networks may not be as safe as you think

Research from Purdue University and the University of Iowa reveals 10 new types of attacks that can be used against carrier networks. … Continue Reading

21K impacted in Marine Corps data breach

The information of more than 21,000 soldiers and civilians was leaked in a data breach from the U.S. Marine Corps Forces Reserve. … Continue Reading

Universal fiber broadband: What it could mean for you

Imagine the possibilities of a city-wide fiber broadband network with mandated protections for net neutrality and consumer privacy. … Continue Reading