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The denial of service bug had actually been patched in the Linux kernel weeks before news of it was ever announced. Read More

Corporate silos persist despite everyone’s best efforts, even when the desire for independence blocks digital transformation efforts. So what's IT to do? CIOs share their experience at dissolving barriers. Read More

Some people still think you need a Windows PC or an Apple device for school. That's so not true. But you don't have to take my word for it. By FutureSource's count, 59.6 percent of K-12 schools bought Chromebooks in 2017. You should too and not just for school, they also work great for home and the Read More

Android 9's new crust--interface--and filling--core programs--are both tasty. Unfortunately, unless you're using a Pixel or an Essential Phone PH-1 smartphone, you can't use it yet. Read More

WPA2 has given us 14 years of secure wireless networking. WPA3 will fix a number of big problems in WPA2 and make strong security the default condition.
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You may have noticed that Google's Chrome web browser now marks all websites without Transport Layer Security (TLS) as insecure. So, it's past time to secure your sites with TLS. So long as you're doing this, give Facebook's newly open-sourced TLS 1.3 library, Fizz a try. Read More

The Opera web browser isn't for everyone, but if you want it, Canonical and Opera have made it easier than ever to install it on pretty much any Linux desktop. Read More

Ever since Docker arrived to make containers popular, companies have turned to containers. The inevitable result was virtual machines (VMs) began to decline. Read More

Getting back into tech after a hiatus can be quite a career challenge. But the experience may not be quite as scary as you fear – as long as you know what to expect.
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You can now smoothly move up from Ubuntu Linux 16.04, or later versions, to Ubuntu 18.04. Here's how to do it. Read More