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Yet another Chrome exploit...

We're you affected?

There's a good reason these vendors should not be on your network...

Although getting rid of passwords and making up indication more secure is a better way to proceed, I can only imagine the creative ways hackers will try to get around this.

Have you updated your password lately?

Make sure your browser is up to date...

It's not easy cleaning up after an intrusion.

https://blog.tindie.com/2020//upgrade-your-sid-sound-chip/

OK, A dash cam on a Bicycle makes sense, but this one scans License plates too!

So besides Google knowing whether you're home or not based on GPS, now it's AI will guess whether you're home or not. Is it just me or is Google getting a little too much info?

Well that will make some parts harder to find.

Bluetooth is not as safe as we think it is...

Combining this: https://arstechnica.com//a-dns-hijacking-wave-is-targetin/ With this: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com//2fa-codes-can-be-phishe/ Could be the most dangerous thing to hit the internet in a very long time.

Windows 10 strikes again...

Router Security tips...

Have you updated your Windows 10 lately?

Here's an interesting read for those who want to learn more.

No where is safe...

Yep why I have seen patches that break things before...

Boy this really puts dial-up modems to shame.

I knew Windows 10 was coming, I guess this is a good thing, that they are extending support, and I understand why they have to charge, but I know of a lot of unhappy Windows users once this happens.

The way this was being developed, and distributed to people, I knew it was only a matter of time before this would happen. I wonder if they will come up with another version, or if they're just going to leave it at you pay for Windows subscription and you get every version as it comes out, including the bugs.

It used to be cell phone cables were Universal and you can grab one from anywhere, be careful now what you find in random places.

More security issues on the internet router front...