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Public WiFi: What is the Risk?
WiFi is a lot like water. It is available almost everywhere and probably should be free. Unfortunately, a lot of times it is not safe to drink free water. Water that is sourced from a
How to Keep your PC From Getting a Virus
Stop Replacing your PC Once Every Three Years. It is no secret that PC has a bad reputation. In addition to being viewed as the model that is more likely to receive a virus, PCs are
Child Internet Safety
As a 23 year old, I belong to the very last age group of people who remember a world before internet connection became ubiquitous. My internet connection was dial up. Once I was old enough
How to use Tor Safely
Browsing Anonymously Tor, as many internet users may know, is a free software that helps establish anonymous communication between computers. The name originates as an acronym for the software project ‘The Onion Router’. ‘The Onion
Learning Cyber Hygiene through Esoteric Cosmology
Learning Cyber Hygiene Through the Esoteric Cosmology of the Onmyōji The onmyōji of ancient Japan were practitioners of magic. The onmyōji were a part of the Imperial bureaucracy in Japan. According to records, they defended the
Fedcoin: Should the Federal Reserve Have a Cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrency is a lot of like the sack of beans sold to Jack in ‘Jack and the Beanstalk.’ It is an ordinary looking item, but is said to have magical properties which will lead you
Blockchain, Public Ledger, and Peer to Peer Sharing
Blockchain has the potential to help your small business compete with much larger chains. At first, this technology may sound new and unproven. As a business owner, you may be unwilling to commit your limited
Employee Reporting
As we have talked about before, insider threats are responsible for around 43% of all data breaches. Among these breaches, 21% of them are intentional, malicious, and premeditated. As more small businesses come under attack,
