What Is Killware And How Worried Should You Be?

First, a history lesson. When the first computer virus surfaced in 1982, it was called Elk Cloner. The first malware variant to hit the internet was in 1986 and it was named The Brain. As you can tell, naming viruses and malware is not an art, but most certainly creates an air of mystery and […]

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SMR Or CMR Hard Drive. Which One Is Better?

Have you ever wondered why that transfer rate drops suddenly when you are transferring large files? This is most likely because you are using an SMR (Shingled Magnetic Recording) hard drive. Your next question is probably to do with whether or not an alternative exists. Well, as it turns out, there is. It is called […]

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Why You Should Scan Your Website For Malware Threats Regularly

You have a successful website. It has the traffic, appears in the top-ranking positions in Google searches, and has brought you a fair deal of business. You are quite happy with the performance it has been giving you. However, you have it moderately secured with Wordfence or some other equivalent lower-level security program. This is […]

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Facebook Is Getting Flooded With Fake Ads Selling Hard Drives And Computer Parts

If you have spent any amount of time on Facebook lately, you have probably noticed that it has become a major advertising platform. However, as careful and detailed as the Facebook screening and security programs are, scammers still seem to find a way to get their products promoted on the social media platform. The thing […]

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Why You Should Stay Away From Purchasing No-Brand Name Flash Drives

Once COVID-19 got a firm grip on the planet, it changed the way we used to do a lot of things. Shopping was one of them and things like self-isolation and social distancing caused many shoppers to turn to online sources for just about any kind of consumable. This included electronics and even flash drives. […]

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