The Washington Post is reporting that a global phishing operation has been busted up. Running since 2007, the operation was responsible for draining about $1.5 million from the unsuspecting public who were tricked into providing their Wells Fargo and Bank of America account logins after receiving a phony email.
If you have been on the Internet for [...]

Like an endless, mundane drum beating in the background, IT folks like to tell people to keep their computers patched, their antivirus current, and to mind what they click. I’m sure to the average person, its all very boring.
Well, today we get a look at why we keep telling you that. Researchers at the University [...]

Outlook 2007 is a great program, much improved from the 2003 version. However, some people, especially those with larger mailboxes, experience problems starting or closing Outlook, lag while navigating between folders with a large number of messages, and general issues with Calendar functions.
If this sounds like you, there is a hotfix available. Before you go ahead [...]

Tech Republic has a video blog called IT Dojo. Bill Detwiler recently recorded a session called “Five signs that you aren’t cut out to be a support tech“. They are:
1. You like technology more than you like people (or vice versa)
2. You lack the determination to keep up with tech trends
3. Don’t handle pressure very [...]