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Two months post the discovery of the Heartbleed Bug, roughly 300,000 servers remain vulnerable to the exploit. Please follow and like us:
Whoops! It was recently announced by software giant, Microsoft that the patch which was rolled out last Tuesday, has prevented Click-To-Run users from being able to run any applications from the Office Productivity suite. Please follow and like us:
Interested in pushing the boundaries of your device’s capability? In this week’s article, I discuss how you can use the free Windows utility, “Kingo” to root just about any Android device. Please follow and like us:
The future of Apple based innovation is closer than you think. You now have the opportunity to sign up to a pre-release beta build of Apple’s newest OS. Please follow and like us:
The aforementioned hack supposedly enables XP users to continue installing security updates, but Microsoft are recommending people to steer clear. Please follow and like us:
