With the current projections putting Hurricane Earl squarely at Hampton Roads’ doorstep by Thursday early-afternoon, its a good time to go over what you want to be concerned with regarding your computer networks in lieu of the upcoming storms.
When in a low-lying, coastal area like most of Hampton Roads, our biggest concern comes from [...]
One of the most common ways your computer can become infected with Malware, Spyware or Viruses is through a security vulnerability. What happens is that an unsuspecting user clicks on a malicious link. This malicious code is specially crafted to exploit a known security vulnerability in a commonly used component or application – in this [...]
Wow – the last 3 months have been a real blur for us. We are finally getting settled into our new space in the Greenbrier section of Chesapeake (Virginia). We aren’t quite 100% done with everything – but its a work in progress. My vision for this space is a creative technical environment. Like I [...]
A critical vulnerability in Windows Internet Explorer running under Windows XP (all versions) was discovered this week.
This vulnerability is already being actively exploited and used to enable a “drive by download” of malware onto unsuspecting PCs. A drive by download is basically where, when you visit an infected website, it can effectively install software [...]
I have spent the last few days getting the Teklogic website and blog moved over to a new virtual-hosted server platform. I wanted to get the blog and the site running off of the same server for many reasons. Anyway – as you have undoubtedly noticed, we have a shiny new blog layout. I have [...]
