Experts brace for spike in cybercrime
With current world events creating confusion and uncertainty cyber security experts are bracing for an uptick in campaigns that will use a range of issues stemming from COVID-19 as a… Read more »
Tag: 2020
Macs now have more malware than PCs
For ages, Mac users have trotted out the old “Macs don’t get viruses” line when playing the “mine is better than yours” game. Turns out that Apple’s popularity has finally… Read more »
Spotting a scam: my.gov edition
I get messages from family, friends and clients about scams all the time. This is the latest one from a family member who received an unsolicited message claiming to be… Read more »
Remember the Y2K problem? Wait until we have the Y2038 problem.
Some of us might remember the Y2K problem and the hype around it. Depending on who you talk to, it was either the biggest scam of the millennium or it… Read more »
Radio Interview: Police and Nurses breach
This interview was recorded 16th January 2020 with Chris Ilsley on Perth talkback radio station 6PR where we talk about privacy, personally identifiable information and the Police and Nurses Bank… Read more »
Security Bulletin : Police and Nurses CRM Breach
15th January 2020 If you have received an email from the WA Financial Institution you might be a little confused or concerned. The notice from Police and Nurses states that… Read more »
Upgrade to Windows 10 free and easy.
Easy Windows 7 upgrade script Automating repetitive or time-consuming tasks is one of the cornerstones of good systems administration and anyone can take advantage of automation. Even the looming need… Read more »
This is it. Windows 7 deadline is this month.
You have probably been hearing about how Windows 7 support is winding up this month. This post will explain what it means and point you to the Microsoft resource that… Read more »
Australia will be ready for self-driving cars by 2020
The Australian Government is getting started at removing the 700 roadblocks for driverless technology.