Google Alerts are nothing new. They’re an excellent way to receive automatic emails about the topics, people, or events that interest you the most. You can also setup a Google Alert to receive emails every time you’ve been mentioned online. Similar tools are available through Twitter and Facebook. With IFTTT, you can take this a […]
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There’s no denying that Game of Thrones is a phenomenon at this point, with millions of fans desperately awaiting the next episode, or binge-watching entire series. For most fans, the books and/or TV series are enough. But for more diehard fans, additional information, context, news, and commentaries are always more than welcome. With that in mind, we […]
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In 2012, LinkedIn was hacked by an unknown Russian entity, and six million user credentials were leaked online. Four years later, it’s transpired that the hack was far worse than we first expected. In a report published by Vice’s Motherboard, a hacker called Peace has been selling 117 million LinkedIn credentials on the Dark web […]
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If you sit back and think about it, it’s mind-blowing how popular and successful Reddit has become since its inception in 2005. But if we dig a little deeper, there are a few more stats and facts that might surprise you. 1. Reddit has just over 36 million user accounts. That may sound like a […]
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Do you have a boss who stands over your shoulder all day and an IT department that looks at your every move? Are there any kind of privacy rights that you have? Is it wrong for work to monitor everything you do online? The answer might surprise you… (Note, this mostly applies to workers in […]
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“I am calling you from Windows…” We’ve all had the calls, but what can we really do about the Windows Tech Support scam? Should you hang up, or lead the callers on? Is there anyone you can report them to, and if so, should you even bother? Let’s find out. The Windows Tech Support Scam: […]
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