Cyber-Security Awareness Month – Identity Thieves – Modus Operandi – Part 1
Identity Theft takes place whenever a criminal gets hold of a piece of your information, and then...
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Category: Reviews & Opinions
Spear-phishing is not a new water sport…
According to the South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC), South Africans lose in...
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How strong is your password – really?
As if the recent ransomware scares and cleverly disguised phishing scams weren’t enough to...
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Reusing passwords – A bad and dangerous habit
According to International Business Times, a new study finds more than 80% of Americans reuse...
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WW-III: War on WordPress 3
Since 12 April 2013, the WordPress blog system world-wide is facing its most serious coordinated...
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Facebook: Kiss your privacy goodbye!
Social networking services like Facebook are dangerous. You lose your privacy and open yourself to...
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Moodle versus Blackboard – Toe to toe
Moodle and Blackboard are both popular online LMS solution (Learning Management System) with which...
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What gadgets will disappear during the next decade?
If you were born after 1960 or so you will realise how frightengly rapid technology is progressing...
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Phishers – Bottomfeeders of the Internet
Steve Jobs – CEO and co-founder of Apple – who passed away on 5th October –...
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Safe Browsing: Flagfox Shows the Location of the Site You’re Visiting
Criminals have gotten pretty good at making fake Web sites (for PayPal, eBay, Facebook, etc.) look...
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Who says good software has to be expensive … or cost money at all?
So you have gone out and purchased a computer (or a laptop)! Congratulations! It probably cost you...
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The Ten Biggest Spam Myths
1: There are only 200-300 hardcore spammers worldwide. They account for the overwhelming majority...
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