Ashley Madison searchable data wreaks havoc
Remember a couple weeks ago when the adultery website Ashley Madison and assorted “sibling” sites were hacked? The alleged hackers were holding the data hostage and demanding (parent company) Avid Life Media be held accountable for what the hackers claimed was the fraudulent business practice of offering website “patrons” the opportunity to pay have their
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Climbing your email Everest – email retention part 3
You’ve done the hard work we outlined in the previous two parts of our series on the email beast, and now you are ready to tackle the summit of your email Everest. There are a variety of reasons to retain email, but they generally fall into two categories: “legal” or “industry/business best practice”. Interestingly enough,
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Warm up that delete key – email retention part 2
Last week we talked about our “growing” email problem. The average size of an individual email as well as the overall volume has increased substantially over the years, and some parts of the email technology platform have changed to accommodate that. In other critical areas it has only barely kept pace or fallen woefully behind.
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Most Android devices impacted by critical vulnerability
Due to a vulnerability in Android’s implementation of MMS, nearly one billion smartphones and tablets could be impacted by a security weakness known as Stagefright. In a nutshell, an attacker exploiting this vulnerability could send an MMS message with an infected attachment that could literally take over your device without you knowing it. Even though
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Windows 10: Are you ready?
Of all the operating system releases in their long and storied history, Microsoft seems at last to be launching an OS that is at once very competent and highly anticipated. In case you didn’t know what today was, Microsoft is launching Windows 10 to the world, and it’s a sure bet that thousands (if not
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