Last week I posted a poll asking What's In Your PC? I wanted to find out what operating systems are being used by the readers of this site. We had ... Read More

Its that time of the year. Today is the deadline for businesses to get their year-end tax information- W2's, 1099's, etc.- mailed out to individuals. February kicks off the tax ... Read More

Have you ever seen the show Mythbusters on the Discovery Channel? The premise of the show is to prove or dispel common myths by recreating scenarios under scientific conditions so ... Read More

There has been a lot of debate in recent months about the popularity, or lack thereof, of the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system. There was a backlash and many PC ... Read More

Have you ever made a purchase that you ended up regretting? That was rhetorical. Of course you have. What is more frustrating is when you have done your homework, and ... Read More

Microsoft issued an advisory this week regarding an unpatched vulnerability in versions of Microsoft Excel being exploited in the wild. According to the advisory, Excel 2003 with Service Pack 2, ... Read More

Do you have a router installed for your home network? If so, there is a fair chance that you are vulnerable to a serious security flaw. Researchers have determined that ... Read More

You are a cynical and pessimistic bunch. The winner of the poll to predict how many Microsoft Security Bulletins we will see in 2008 was More than 100. Of course, ... Read More

Microsoft is aggressively taking on Google on multiple fronts from search engine, to Internet advertising, to web browser toolbars. They have created Microsoft adCenter to take on Google AdSense. Like ... Read More

It wasn't that long ago that Microsoft jumped into the home PC antimalware arena and revolutionized security suite software with Windows Live OneCare. OK, "revolutionized" might be a tad strong. ... Read More

Microsoft is starting off the year slowly, releasing only 2 Security Bulletins for January of 2008. MS08-001 is rated as Critical and addresses some issues with the way TCP/IP traffic ... Read More

Researchers at Indiana University have developed a theory that an attack could potentially jump from insecure wireless network to insecure wireless network and spread relatively quickly in a densely populated ... Read More

Users of the Firefox web browser software should beware. A security researcher has discovered a flaw which could be used to trick a user into believing they are actually visiting ... Read More

If you have ever entered username and password information to access a web site, you have probably seen the pop-up box from Internet Explorer which asks if you would like ... Read More

Over the course of the years that you have been using your computer you have most likely accumulated a fair amount of data on the hard drive. Financial data, love ... Read More

When Richard Sears began selling watches by mail-order catalog in 1886, the United States was comprised of only 38 states. 122 years and 12 states later, Sears has ridden a ... Read More