I read an interesting analogy for cloud storage the other day that might help those of you who don’t really understand it. The Babbage Blog at The Economist explains it this way: “Consider the purchase of a home in two adjacent gated communities. Both have houses with truly impregnable locks. In one community, whenever you [...]
Categories: cloud computing
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Tags: Cloud storage, Dropbox, Encryption, security, SpiderOak
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I think there may be a new scam doing the rounds which falls under the category of remote access to your computer by foreign companies – for reasons unknown but I figure, err on the side of caution and assume it’s suspect. So this is by way of warning so you can be on the [...]
Categories: scam, security
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According to Windows Secrets patch watch editor Susun Bradley support is about to end for Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 users as well as users of the original Vista version. Despite previous warnings against upgrading to Service Pack 3 for Windows XP it seems that as of July 13, 2010 systems running Windows XP [...]
Categories: virtual assistant
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