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Introducing: Amazon Dash

The Amazon Dash button provides yet another clever way to shop. Dash, a stick-on Wi-Fi button, is great for brands, but a loss for consumers as it creates brand-specific shoppers who fail to compare prices.In theory, it sounds great. You stick a Dash button on your Keurig, press it when you're almost out of K-cups, and…

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New Executive Order To Stop Hackers

President Barack Obama is taking aim at "malicious cyber actors" who attempt to profit from digital attacks on US interests.An executive order announced Wednesday authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of State and Attorney General to impose sanctions on cyberattackers hacking into the networks of US companies or government agencies.The White House aims to…

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ALERT: New Website Backup Scam

Unfortunately, we have the sad duty of reporting yet another Internet related scam targeting small businesses.This latest fraud comes via postal mail as a very official looking invoice from a company called “Website Backup,” although if you check carefully, the word “invoice” doesn’t appear anywhere on the document. The mailing looks as though it is…

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Facebook Frees Their Internet Drone

Facebook’s efforts to spread Internet connectivity to nearly every person on the globe will get off the ground this summer. A new report from The Wall Street Journal indicates that Facebook’s prototype drone, Aquila, will be much larger than the one-tenth-scale drone that the company tested last year.The full-size model will have the wingspan of…

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ISIS Targeting U.S. Service Members

Middle East terrorist organization, Islamic State (ISIS), has called on its followers to take its fight to 100 members of the United States military residing in the U.S. A group calling itself the "Islamic State Hacking Division" has posted names, addresses, and photographs of soldiers, sailors, and airmen online, asking its "brothers residing in America" to…

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Samsung and Microsoft BFFs?

Samsung to start adding Microsoft services to their phones and tablets. Samsung has announced that it will be pre-installing Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Skype on some of its Android based tablets. Samsung has yet to announce which models will be pre-installed, but these models will also include OneNote and OneDrive as well.Microsoft products and…

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Cyanogen Raises Needed Financing

Cyanogen is a $500 million company after latest round of funding. The start-up company, Cyanogen, creates Android-based operating systems which allow the user more control and customization of their Android device.Cyanogen is about to close a deal that will add an additional $110 million in funding to the Android company. With this funding, Cyanogen will be able…

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What You Need To Know About FREAK

A new SSL/TLS vulnerability named “FREAK” was identified by several security researchers, a decade-old encryption flaw that leaves device users vulnerable to having their electronic communications intercepted. It’s a threat because FREAK allows an attacker to get between a client and server and view what is intended to be a secure and private communication.The vulnerability is…

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