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Last week I wrote an article about another mega-corporation that starts with “A” that presents a more benevolent public image than they actually behave, but in the case of AT&T, I don’t think anyone mistakes them for a business with a progressive ideology. As a matter of fact, you could say their latest blog as

If there is one thing that has been consistent with the Apple brand throughout the years, it’s that they have a fiercely loyal customer base that has expanded from what was once a very small percentage of the market, to worldwide dominance through their mobile devices. The reasons why Apple’s brand is so popular could

I would hazard a guess that a large percentage of Facebook’s user base was actually alive at the time it was first created as a dating app for college students, but it’s very clear that a significant portion of Facebook users now look upon it as an (if not their only) authoritative information source, valuing

Despite their best efforts, SolarWinds isn’t going to be able to slip back into obscurity anytime soon. Up until late last year, most regular folks wouldn’t have any idea who SolarWinds was, let alone what they did. But when one of the world’s largest outsource IT providers gets hacked, leading to the compromise of approximately

Not even three months into Apple’s release of new computers powered by the Apple M1 processor, researchers have discovered at least two malware platforms that seems to have been specifically written to target Apple’s new CPU. One of the new apps, “GoSearch22” is actually a recompiled version of a known adware app called “Pirrit”. The