Canada Staying Ahead With Storage Memory Development. New Super Dense And High Capacity Storage. How Soon Will It Go Public?

For some reason, you don’t normally hear or see news about the technology sector or industry advancements in Canada. However, an Alberta-based Ph.D. student has something that is truly newsworthy. Originally shared by GlobalNews, Roshan Achal has developed a new storage memory that could exceed the capabilities of current hard drives by one-thousand times. Thanks […]

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Cyber Criminals Are Getting Highly Creative & Sophisticated. MacGyver would be proud.

It’s a fact. Cybercriminals are most definitely keeping up with the times. Ransomware is a fine example of this. It can infect your computer in many different ways. You can open an attachment from what looks like a legitimate website and end up launching a malware program that will run underneath your current operation and […]

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How To Make Your Hard Drive Unrecoverable? Including Platter Damage and Eraser.

The first question that comes to mind is, will scratching platters inside of the hard drive make it unrecoverable? The answer is rather simple. No. That’s because there are ways to salvage data from the portions of the platters that were not scratched. Encrypting the data with a 256-bit encryption will actually make that data […]

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Seagate Launches New 14TB Enterprise Level Hard Drives. Good Or Bad Addition To The Family?

Seagate, as you may know, is one of the leaders in the world of hard drive technology. The company was founded in 1978 and two years later had developed the first 5.25-inch hard disk drive. The 5-megabyte HDD was named the ST-506. In fact, Seagate was a major supplier of these components in the microcomputer […]

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Why You Should Set Your WiFi Password To WPA2. And Some Differences Between The Three Main Security Protocols.

Today’s digital world is a very dangerous place if you don’t take the proper precautions to protect yourself, your computers and your Wifi access. That’s correct, your Wifi system has to be secure to prevent hackers from abusing more than your data limits. Hackers can use your unprotected WiFi signal to get into your network […]

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