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Believe it or not simply trying to open a file with a bad name can crash Windows 8.1 and earlier systems. Read More

If you run Samba, update it now. That's easy. Many of you, however, are running Samba without knowing it on the Network Attached Storage (NAS) device you use to share files with all your computers in your home or office. If that's use, use the NAS's control panel to close out any public shares and Read More

When it comes to managing dozens to thousand of servers, you’ve got lots of DevOps choices: Ansible, Chef, and Puppet all spring to the top of my mind. But there are others that also demand you kick their tires. One of the best of these is SaltStack. Read More

Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries won't always be current. Here's a look at three batteries to come. Read More

One of the neat things about cloud, as a user, is that you don’t have to worry about how many servers you need. Need some more? Just spin them up. No fuss, no muss.

But what about when you’re the cloud architect? You know — the guy or gal who must buy the servers that make up the cloud? Well, in Read More

Are you a Windows power-user? You can get and install Linux Mint running on your PC -- either to try it out, or as a replacement for Windows. Read More

Nextcloud gives even the smallest businesses a private cloud to call their own. This do-it-yourself, open-source Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud has become increasingly popular. Now, its latest version, Nextcloud 12, the program is adding more Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) feature Read More

We now know more about Windows 10 S — and the more we learn, the more idiotic it looks. No Chrome? No third-party browsers at all? Rewrite all apps? Ha! Read More

Google I/O: Kotlin, a popular new language for mobile platforms that's compatible with Java, is now officially supported on Android. Read More

WannaCrypt's roots -- the malware behind world's biggest ransomware attack ever -- lie in an old Windows network protocol, SMBv1. Read More