If you get a message like the one above its because your iPhone is trying to protect itself from permanent damage due to overheating.  Usually this is due to the device being left in a hot car or being left out in the hot sun for an extended period of time.  Apple designed its device to operate at temperatures between

I have the original iPad One which I bought the day Apple first released the iPad. It still works perfectly well but Apple no longer supports it. They forced its obsolescence by no longer supporting the iOS it runs on. Then they created strong incentives for app developers to stop supporting the old iOS versions.     I kept using

We know that small businesses are often the target of cybercrimes because they’re the easiest systems to infiltrate mainly due to lack of employee education. Half of the worldwide internet attacks were against businesses with 250 employees or less. Ironically enough, most small businesses think of themselves as being “too small” to be attacked. Most hackers will go after a

Mobile devices have taken over the workplace within the past few years: from laptops to tablets to smartphones and so on and so forth. Things just aren’t as simple as they used to be… …Which isn’t always the worst thing. We’ve increased office efficiency and productivity but that increase in utilization has brought about major security concerns. The problem with

A new kind of malicious attack is making headlines these days and it has the potential to impact a huge number of TV sets in very little time!  By using rogue DVB-T (Digital Video Broadcasting – Terrestrial) signals, the attacker gets access at the root level of the smart TV and then uses that access for things like a DDos

DocuSign, a very popular technology that allows you to electronically sign documents, has been the victim of a particularly dangerous malware phishing attack that inevitably puts customers at high risk for a breach. The reason this is especially risky case is because the malware is targeting users who are already expecting to click the DocuSign links in order to use

Many small business owners are convinced they’ll never be a part of a cyber-attack; but, in this day and age, that couldn’t be more untrue.   Source: https://smallbiztrends.com/2017/01/cyber-security-statistics-small-business.html – 43 percent of cyber-attacks target small businesses, but 51 percent allocate no money to any type of cybersecurity. – 60 percent of small companies go out of business within six months

Small businesses are targeted by hackers every day! Each year, there are different types of scams specifically targeted to attack small businesses. According to the FTC, these are the top 5 small business scams to watch out for in 2017. 1. Directory scams Small business owners are constantly getting sales calls from people or companies who want to list their

Two students at Stony Brook University and their teacher spent 8 months collecting data and learning the ins and outs of tech support scams, what they discovered is a high-level network supported by online advertising that spreads malware (malvertising) and abuses businesses and people around the globe.    The students built a custom tool they called RoboVic, that performed a

It seems like we are hearing more and more about cybersecurity and hacking attacks every year. There are countless popular corporations that have been victims of dangerous cyberattacks that have put many people’s personal and financial information at risk. Unfortunately, for most of these cases, the reason for these attacks is uneducated employees. Hackers intentionally seek access to your information