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Several thousand AOL email accounts hacked

AOL has announced on Monday that it is currently investigating a security breach that affects several thousand AOL users. Hackers have gained access to several thousand email addresses, passwords, security questions, addresses and other highly personal information. It is yet unknown if the passwords obtained were encrypted or not. AOL does let MarketWatch know that financial…

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Embedded Computing Changing How We Live - 3

Embedded Computing Changing How We Live

The world around us is becoming increasingly automated. The invention of computers kicked off the age of many tasks being replaced by machines. These machines have changed and are changing everything, from the way we purchase things to the way we entertain ourselves. Technological advancements only increase the amount of tasks that computers can be used…

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Best POS Systems With No Monthly Fee - 5

Best POS Systems With No Monthly Fee

It is a small business owner’s prerogative to save money whenever they can. You may not have known this, but POS systems can be obtained at no cost whatsoever.  POS software is used in combination with point of sale hardware to track inventory, process and monitor sales, store customer data, integrate with systems and databases,…

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Microsoft updates its Security Essentials to fix DDOS vulnerability

Microsoft has just released an update to its Microsoft Security Essentials anti-malware software (Engine 1.1.10701.0) The update will fix a vulnerability which was detected by Google Engineer Tavis Ormandy which works at Google Project Zero, the vulnerability would prevent the Microsoft Malware Protection Engine from monitoring your system if it scanned a specially crafted file on your computer,…

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