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25 years ago there was no Facebook, Google, or Wikipedia, then along came the first popular web browser: Mosaic. Read More

Another day, another story about Android malware that can only smack you if you're an idiot. Enough already! Read More

Do you think no one's going to bother with trying to hack your small business website? Think again and start defending your site. Read More

With Linux running one in three server instances on Azure, it's past time to learn how to do a good job of running Linux on Microsoft's Azure cloud. Read More

At first I thought Apple would get away with deliberately slowing down its older iPhones when their batteries aged. I mean, when it comes to techno fandom loyalty, you can’t beat hardcore Apple fans. They love their iGadgets. But maybe I was wrong. Read More

The headlines are all about how the Meltdown and Spectre security vulnerabilities will affect Windows PCs, but the real problems are how these bugs will impact servers and the cloud. Read More

Interested in a infosec career, but not sure you have the right background? How these high-profile cybersecurity professionals got started might surprise you.
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With all the hub-bub about Meltdown and Spectre, AMD CPUs are widely regarded as being perfectly safe. Well AMD chips may be safer, but they're not invulnerable. Read More

All the major Linux distributions have now released their Intel chip meltdown patches. But, someone must retune all those servers to get their performance up to speed and replace network devices and servers running up-to-date Linux distros. Read More

In 1989, the Internet was still largely used by researchers, academicians, and the military. By 1993, it was well on its way to being the Internet you know. Two developments made this happen: CIX, net neutrality's ancestor, and the web. Here's how it happened. Read More