Science and Technology

For years, Apple has billed itself as a champion for privacy on behalf of its users. The biggest example of this is likely their dispute with the FBI in 2016, when it refused to help unlock the iPhone recovered from a participant in a mass shooting event in San Bernardino, California. One of the shooters […]

For years, Apple has billed itself as a champion for privacy on behalf of its users. The biggest example of this is likely their dispute with the FBI in 2016, when it refused to help unlock the iPhone recovered from a participant in a mass shooting event in San Bernardino, California. One of the shooters

For years, Apple has billed itself as a champion for privacy on behalf of its users. The biggest example of this is likely their dispute with the FBI in 2016, when it refused to help unlock the iPhone recovered from a participant in a mass shooting event in San Bernardino, California. One of the shooters

According to one recent study, the total number of malware infections taking place across just about every industry hasn\’t just been on the rise over the last decade – they\’re absolutely exploding. There were approximately 12.4 million malware infections all the way back in 2009, for example. Flash forward to just a few years in

Over the years, technology and especially the Internet have become an omnipresent part of our lives. Even if you go back to the 1990s, computers weren\’t really commonplace in many people\’s homes. They were devices you interacted with – likely briefly – at work or school. If you had access to an Internet connection –

If you had to make a list of some of the most concerning malware trends making their way across the Internet today, ransomware would undoubtedly be right at the top. For those unfamiliar, ransomware is a particularly nasty form of malware that actually encrypts the files on a victim\’s computer – essentially holding all of

The Internet of Things, as the name suggests, is a term referring to a network of countless \”smart\” devices that are all connected together, creating and sharing data with one another at all times. According to one recent study, there will be an incredible 35 billion devices connected to the Internet of Things as soon

In early March 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic began to take hold around the world, millions of people suddenly found themselves in desperate need of productivity tools at home. They\’d left their offices and schools for the last time – many without even realizing it – and needed to find a way to keep moving

Everyone knew that smart cities were the way of the future – it\’s just that few could have anticipated that the future would have come along quite as quickly as it has. In large part thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, our embrace of a smarter future in urban environments has been dramatically accelerated.  According to

Everyone knew that smart cities were the way of the future – it\’s just that few could have anticipated that the future would have come along quite as quickly as it has. In large part thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, our embrace of a smarter future in urban environments has been dramatically accelerated.  According to