With some tips and hidden tricks you can conquer your disorganized, overflowing inbox By Joanna Stern May 17, 2017 2:02 p.m. ET I hope this email finds you doing…Actually, I just hope this email finds you, period. With so many
21 hot programming trends—and 21 going cold
Hot or not? From the web to the motherboard to the training ground, get the scoop on what’s in and what’s out in app dev By Peter Wayner Contributing Editor, InfoWorld | Apr 10, 2017 Programmers love to sneer at
**Update** Wide Impact: Highly Effective Gmail Phishing Technique Being Exploited
Mark Maunder – Wordfence Founder/CEO – @mmaunder Update: Official Statement from Google This is an update at 11:30pm PST on Tuesday the 17th of January 2017. I was contacted by Aaron Stein from Google Communications. He has provided the following
**Update** Wide Impact: Highly Effective Gmail Phishing Technique Being Exploited
Mark Maunder – Wordfence Founder/CEO – @mmaunder Update: How to check if your account is already compromised I’ve had two requests in the comments about this so I’m adding this section now. (at 9:39am Pacific time, 12:39am EST). There is
Wide Impact: Highly Effective Gmail Phishing Technique Being Exploited
From www.wordfence.com This entry was posted on January 12, 2017 by Mark Maunder As you know, at Wordfence we occasionally send out alerts about security issues outside of the WordPress universe that are urgent and have a wide impact on our
QUIC Protocol – Web filtering not work properly on Google Chrome only
As improving TCP is a long-term goal for Google, QUIC aims to be nearly equivalent to an independent TCP connection, but with much reduced latency (goal: 0-RTT connectivity overhead) and better SPDY-like stream-multiplexing support; if QUIC features prove effective, those features could migrate into