Technology | Agent[31]- Part 2

NoScript and other popular Firefox add-ons open millions to new attack | Ars Technica

Bugs in popular Firefox add-ons expose users to attacks due to Firefox’s handling of plugins. Unlike normal malware, which is

Once again, this is a general reminder to carefully check the emails you get from supposedly legitimate sources. In this

In what has been a trend in the creative world starting with the release of free versions of many game

I had a bad drive that was no longer spinning up and was due to be crushed for security concerns.

While writing the previous post, I found myself being lazy and wanted to dig up an image to use instead

After work today I booted up my machine and watched my normal steam beta update run through its course. However

In an effort to minimize work for my fellow co-workers I wrote a script over two days to provide us

Whenever we see someone who has been compromised by a virus, hack, or malware the usual jokes come out referring

Conor Myhrvold over at Ars Technica did a really interesting experiment recently regarding “free” downloads. In essence he searched around

Image masking, which allows you to easily remove backgrounds or other objects has always been a tedious process in image editing tools.