February had lots of security and tech news: 4 big WordPress exploits, Windows, Android, Adobe, and more. February 2021 Tech Roundup Recently updated !February 26, 2021 in Tech tagged android / apple / chrome / google / ios / microsoft / privacy / security / windows by Colin Dorman (updated 4 days ago)
Phishing campaigns are now riding on Google's coattails and using Google services to add some legitimacy to their emails. Don't be fooled! Google Services: Phishermans (New) FriendFebruary 19, 2021 in Tech tagged google / phishing / privacy / security by Colin Dorman (updated 11 days ago)
Dark patterns have been a part of ecommerce for a long time, but a new California law may finally offer a bit of relief. Dark Patterns Move Closer to IllegalFebruary 12, 2021 in Tech tagged apple / dark pattern / facebook / google / privacy / user interface by Colin Dorman (updated 18 days ago)
2020 was the year things moved online. But that doesn't mean people got smarter about passwords - make sure you secure your accounts for 2021. 2020 Passwords: More Dumpster FiresFebruary 5, 2021 in Tech tagged internet / password / privacy / security by Colin Dorman (updated 26 days ago)
While a slow month for WordPress exploits, WhatsApp, Facebook's showdown with Apple, and a Windows bug kept this month interesting! January 2021 Tech Round-UpJanuary 29, 2021 in Tech tagged apple / facebook / iot / microsoft / privacy / ring / security / windows / wordpress by Colin Dorman (updated 32 days ago)
Some good news from the FCC regarding Charter's petition to implement data caps. Charter Pulls FCC Data Cap RequestJanuary 22, 2021 in Tech tagged internet / network / spectrum by Colin Dorman (updated 40 days ago)
The js13kGames winners are a useful diversion and an impressive technological achievement, all in one! A Useful Diversion – In 13 KilobytesJanuary 15, 2021 in Tech tagged funny / games / productivity by Colin Dorman (updated 47 days ago)
The Great Suspender plugin was once a must-have for Chrome/Chromium browsers, but new owners mean you should uninstall it immediately! If You Run The Great Suspender Plugin, STOP NOW!January 8, 2021 in Tech tagged browsers / chrome / internet / privacy / security by Colin Dorman (updated 52 days ago)