CPS | March 2, 2012
Today Chase Payment Services released info on a possible security hole in pcAnywhere’s code. It states that anyone using pcAnywhere to remote into an office is opening up the possibility for someone to hack into the network through a loophole in the code. It is advised to not use pcAnywhere until a fix has been released. The press release can [...]
| December 1, 2011
Why Computers Want You to Eject Drives Obviously, yanking out a drive while it’s being written to could corrupt the data. However, even if the drive isn’t activelybeing written to, you could still corrupt the data. By default, most operating systems use what’s called write caching to get better performance out of your computer. When you write [...]
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