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If you use eBay (either for personal or work use), eBay is asking all users to change their passwords due to a cyberattack that compromised a database. eBay Inc. (Nasdaq: EBAY) said beginning later today it will be asking eBay users to change their passwords...
One of our fundamental shifts this year has been the implementation of Google Apps for Education. This is truly a seismic change in thinking and work. Google Apps can make us more efficient and effective. However, it also means that things need to be done a little bit...
Please do NOT use Internet Explorer except for sites that won't work with anything else. Internet Explorer has a zero day exploit that makes it vulnerable.
iBlog has been updated to the latest version of Wordpress - 3.9. Here is a video showcasing some of the improvements. Here are the highlights that will be most apparent... A smoother media editing experience Improved visual editing The updated visual editor has...
If you are currently using Moodle or are interested in using Moodle, please consider joining the new Michigan Moodle Users Group on Google Plus. We are building a community of support and collaboration to help teachers be successful in blended learning. Feel free to...
Creating good passwords that you can actually remember can be difficult. Here is a great site to create memorial, secure passwords: Secure Memorable Password Creator A couple of tips: You can make lots of adjustments. To make is easier to remember, reduce the number...
Security on the Internet. There is a strong incentive for companies to continue to make the Internet safe. Rarely do I post concerns about various issues that arise. Many of you may have heard of the Heartbleed vulnerability on the news. We've done a posting on the...
What is it? Heartbleed is a serious security vulnerability in web servers that run OpenSSL. (A lot of web servers run OpenSSL). Intrusion leaves absolutely no trace what so ever. Thus, there is no way to know if someone has implemented the vulnerability. Why should...
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