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When is a Chrome Flaw Not a Flaw? When Google Says So (May 31, 2017)

  Google says that a situation in Chrome in which a website can record audio and video from a user’s computer without displaying the red recording light on the tab is not a security issue. Instead, the problem is a

John Games June 3, 2017 Browsers, Cloud, EdTech, Education, Office Suites, Security No Comments Read more

Google Improves Gmail Security for Enterprise Users (May 31, 2017)

Google is adding security features to Gmail for its enterprise users to protect them from phishing, malicious links, and malware. Google is using machine-learning detection to block spam and phishing emails. Users will also see warnings when they click on

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Chrome on Windows has credential theft bug

Chrome on Windows has credential theft bug .SCF files present ID, password to fetch icons for attack file 17 May 2017 at 02:09, Richard Chirgwin Google’s Chrome team is working to fix a credential theft bug that strikes if the

Jacque Fewin May 17, 2017 Security No Comments Read more

Texas 10th grader hacks school network to change grades

A Texas high school sophomore was arrested on March 31 and charged with a felony for hacking into the Spring Branch Independent School District computer system in order to change student’s grades. The unnamed 10th grader at Memorial High School,

John Games April 20, 2017 Security No Comments Read more

Privacy By Practice, Not Just By Policy: A System Administrator Advocating for Student Privacy

March 28, 2017 | By Gennie Gebhart When Matt L. started to raise the alarm about educational technology in his school district, he knew it would ruffle some feathers. As a system administrator (or sysadmin), Matt has had a front-row

John Games March 29, 2017 Cloud, Security 2 Comments Read more

Ransomware Defense For Dummies

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John Games February 9, 2017February 17, 2017 Cloud, Security, Social Networking No Comments Read more
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