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Understanding Open Source Software, and How It Makes You Money Online

StartupsFebruary 5, 2020

Do you want to know more about how the internet works? Do you want to learn how to choose the right (open source) software...

SimpleFX Review: Complete Broker Overview

BlockchainFebruary 4, 2020

SimpleFX is a CFD broker that has made simplicity the core of their offering. Quick and easy forex trading for all skill levels. This...

Sudo Bug Lets Non-Privileged Linux and macOS Users Run Commands as Root

Cyber SecurityFebruary 3, 2020

Joe Vennix of Apple security has found another significant vulnerability in sudo utility that under a specific configuration could allow low privileged users...

Apple patches dozens of security issues

Cyber SecurityJanuary 29, 2020

Apple has released security advisories and patches for multiple products, including Safari, iOS and macOS. Two vulnerabilities were associated with Safari 13.0.5, CVE-2020-3833 and CVE-2020-3841,...

Zoom Bug Could Have Let Uninvited People Join Private Meetings

Cyber SecurityJanuary 28, 2020

If you use Zoom to host your remote online meetings, you need to read this piece carefully.The massively popular video conferencing software has...

The Sneaky Simple Malware That Hits Millions of Macs

Cyber SecurityJanuary 25, 2020

The popular misconception that Macs don’t get viruses has become a lot less popular in recent years, as Apple devices have weathered their fair...

Best Cardano Wallets: Top 6 Places to Safely Store ADA

BlockchainOctober 18, 2019

Cardano (ADA) is one of the more popular projects currently in the space that is trying to build the next generation blockchain, often...

4 ways the everyday internet user can earn from the blockchain

ZephyrnetSeptember 22, 2019

If you’ve been watching the news lately, you’d probably be curious about the rise of cryptocurrencies, and how it is minting millionaires and...

Top reasons you should NOT store passwords in your web browser

Cyber SecurityJuly 25, 2019

Today we want to convince you to stop storing passwords in your web browser. My password is 123456789.Yes. Because no matter how much security researchers...