What the Recent White House Announcement Really Means for Everyday People If you’ve followed news about artificial intelligence lately, you may have noticed something odd: government officials are suddenly calling AI by a different name. On September 22, 2026, President Trump announced at the United Nations General Assembly that the U.S. would begin replacing the…
When you wheel a brand-new 65-inch 4K smart TV out of the box and plug it into your living room or corporate boardroom, you aren’t just buying a display. You are inviting an active surveillance node into your network. Behind the sleek glass and vibrant HDR panels lies a sobering economic and technical reality: many…
We are witnessing a fundamental transformation of the internet as we know it—one that happens in plain sight yet remains largely invisible to most users. Two powerful forces are reshaping how you experience websites, search engines, and digital content: hidden advertising targeted exclusively at artificial intelligence, and a counter-movement attempting to poison AI training data…
The Urgent Event On June 24, 2026, Microsoft is pushing a technical update that will quietly break Linux booting on millions of home PCs. This change arrives through Windows Update and targets the “shim” software that allows Linux to work with Secure Boot (a feature built into modern PC firmware). After the update, many people…
A Familiar Policy Pattern Across much of the Western world, a familiar policy pattern is emerging: when complex social harms surface, attention turns quickly to the tools involved rather than the underlying causes. Whether the issue is violent crime, online harassment, or emerging risks from artificial intelligence, the response increasingly centers on restricting access to…
Across many developed countries, the public sector has been steadily expanding. Governments have added staff, agencies, and layers of administration in the name of service delivery, regulatory oversight, crisis response, and policy complexity. On its face, that sounds reasonable. Modern societies are more complicated than they were 20 years ago. But the deeper question is…
The information landscape in today offers unprecedented access to content — yet finding accurate, verifiable information is harder than ever. Search engines, major AI assistants, online encyclopedias like Wikipedia, government pages, and mainstream media each have built-in structural biases and failure modes — they are tools, not truth-detectors, and using any one of them as…
On April 7, 2026, the digital world received a jarring wake-up call that shattered the comfortable narrative of corporate and governmental security. Anthropic, the AI lab behind the popular Claude assistant, unveiled a new, highly optimised model called Claude Mythos. Unlike general-purpose AI, Mythos was engineered with advanced coding and testing capability. This has resulted in the…
The TEA App Breach: A Warning We Ignored On July 25, 2025, a massive data breach exposed roughly 72,000 images—including verification selfies and government IDs—from the TEA app, a dating safety platform marketed to women. These files weren’t properly secured. When the database was discovered, people all over the world began downloading and sharing its…
Why the Market Shift Matters I felt that it was appropriate that I write a followup, to the article that I wrote on the implications of the some of Microsoft’s recent marketing decisions. This article makes it clear that Linux is no longer a “just for geeks”. It is well supported by many major manufacturers…
For many people, a home computer is no longer optional. Government services, banking, healthcare, education, job applications, and even everyday communication increasingly require going digital. Yet at the exact moment when owning a working computer has become essential, millions of home users are finding themselves stuck. Two major global changes have collided—and the result is…
In 2025, I installed a complete suite of new computing and networking equipment for a 20-employee company. What stood out wasn’t just the quality of the hardware — it was how effortless the rollout of a modern Linux-based IT ecosystem was. From day one, users enjoyed business-ready desktops capable of email, document creation, video conferencing,…
A New Kind of Division For much of history, the forces that split societies were visible. People understood the machinery of oppression behind apartheid. They recognised how sectarian divides hardened into conflict. They knew what it meant for a society to fracture along lines of race, religion, or ideology. But today, the fractures feel different….
Most people think they would never fall for a scam — especially those who consider themselves technically savvy. But the truth is changing fast.Thanks to cheap, widely available AI tools, the next email or SMS you receive could be so perfectly tailored, so accurate, and so convincing that even a vigilant professional could hand a…
In an increasingly hostile online environment, digital privacy has become a matter of urgent concern for everyone—from everyday internet users to cybersecurity experts. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), often seen as a tool for the tech-savvy, have become one of the most important safeguards for privacy and security. However, recent efforts by certain governments to ban…
The Birth of the CAN Bus Network The Controller Area Network (CAN Bus) was developed by Bosch in the early 1980s as a response to the critical design challenges in automotive engineering: the cost, bulk, and complexity of point-to-point copper wiring. At the time, connecting every electrical device in a car required hundreds of individual…
For years, Switzerland was regarded as a global benchmark for digital privacy. Its legal framework, political neutrality, and strong tradition of discretion made it the natural headquarters for secure communication services. That reputation is now under serious strain. In July 2025, Proton—the company best known for its encrypted email and VPN services—announced it would move…
Banks, government agencies, and online retailers have increasingly turned to SMS codes as the standard for two-factor authentication (2FA). At face value, this looks sensible: text a code, type it in, and you’re confirmed as the legitimate user. It’s painted as the easy, universal solution. But here lies the problem — this whole system rests…
Introduction – Privacy at a Crossroads For decades, people have relied on technologies such as VPNs, privacy-focused browsers, and encrypted messaging services like Signal or Telegram to shield their digital lives. These tools promised that private conversations stayed private. But privacy is now under threat from an unexpected direction—modern smartphones, laptops, and operating systems are…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has taken enormous strides in recent years, especially with the rise of large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT and similar generative systems. These AI systems excel at producing human-like text, answering questions, and assisting with creative tasks by predicting the most probable next word or phrase based on vast amounts of…
Introduction In the 21st century, the term “Psy Ops” (psychological operations) has shifted from a military jargon to a concept with deep relevance to everyday life. The control and manipulation of information—once the domain of wartime censors and propagandists—has become a sophisticated, data-driven enterprise. Today, information flows are shaped not only by governments but also…
How Big Tech Mines Your Data—and What You Can Do About It The modern internet is built on search. But behind every keystroke, scroll, and click is a data trail—one that powers trillion-dollar empires, fuels government surveillance, and shapes the content we see. Search engines aren’t just tools for discovery anymore; they’re instruments of behavioural…
For nearly a quarter-century, Wikipedia has stood as the world’s largest encyclopedia, built on the radical idea that anyone can edit its pages. This community-driven model has produced a living, iterative resource that, for countless topics, converges on a “likely correct” consensus over time. Yet, the platform’s openness has also made it vulnerable to bias,…
Truth in science is not decreed by authority, but earned through predictive power. Throughout history, humanity has advanced not by accepting the proclamations of bureaucrats or committees, but by rigorously testing ideas and embracing those that best predict and explain the world. The scientific method, at its core, is a process designed to sift through…
The Limits of “Community Standards” in Mainstream AI Most widely available AI services and large language models (LLMs) are built with strict “community standards”-ethical guidelines, content filters, and safety mechanisms designed to prevent harmful or controversial outputs. On the surface, these guardrails seem prudent, ensuring responsible use and protecting users from misinformation or abuse. However,…
Truth on Trial: Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying Challenge the COVID Narrative I recently listened to an insightful discussion held between the Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying on their DarkHorse podcast. Both speakers are highly respected and very experienced evolutionary biologists. In that episode, they discuss Bret’s response to a letter from a UK journalist…
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is widely recommended as a crucial security measure, but recent high-profile breaches have demonstrated that it is not invulnerable-especially against sophisticated phishing attacks. Several incidents involving well-known individuals and organisations highlight how attackers can bypass even robust 2FA protections. Key Techniques Used in Recent Attacks High-Profile Examples While specific names of affected…
The global race to develop quantum computing is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. Tech giants like IBM, Microsoft, and Google are joined by national governments—including the U.S., China, and members of the European Union—in pouring billions of dollars into quantum research. At stake, we are told, is the future of national security, healthcare, finance, and…
The New Threat Landscape AI-powered cyberattacks now use machine learning to automate phishing campaigns, scrape personal data from social media, and bypass traditional security measures. These attacks can adapt in real-time, making them harder to detect than conventional threats. Recent studies show that 77% of businesses experienced AI-related breaches in the past year, putting personal…
This article is a bit more technical than usual. I feel that the elevated problems that freely available Artificial Intelligent Large Language Models (LLMs) have brought, needs to be exposed. Security experts predict that you are statistically guaranteed to be affected by cyber criminal activity this year. In this article, I have reviewed some of…
Movies often portray phone tracking as a high-stakes race where law enforcement needs several minutes of someone being on a call to trace their location. In reality, modern technology allows phones to be tracked almost instantly, even without an active call. This article will explain how smartphones are tracked, whether they have a SIM card…
From time-to-time, I get a moment to review the integrity and accuracy of the newest Large Language Model (LLM) being released to the public by our big tech companies. I was pleased to see that Google had released it’s latest Gemma 3 model and quickly loaded it on my system. I loaded into into my…
Governments rarely introduce policies with overtly sinister intentions. Instead, they offer enticing promises of safety, efficiency, and convenience—proposals so seemingly beneficial that they face little resistance. However, history has shown that the road to increased control is often paved with well-intentioned ideas. What begins as an innocent initiative can, with a few subtle adjustments, morph…
In today’s world, the term “firewall” gets thrown around a lot. You’ve probably heard it in movies or read about it in news articles. It often sounds mysterious or high-tech, like something out of a spy thriller. But what exactly is a firewall, and how does it protect you? Let’s break it down in a…
In a world driven by instant gratification and convenience, it’s easy to fall into patterns of overconsumption without even realising it. Netflix’s documentary “Buy Now: The Shopping Conspiracy” pulls back the curtain on this hidden crisis, exposing the environmental toll of our shopping habits and the corporate strategies that keep us hooked. Why You Need…
When law enforcement investigates crimes such as burglary, family violence, or vandalism, one of their first questions is, “Is there CCTV footage available?” Visual evidence plays a critical role in solving crimes and securing convictions, making surveillance systems an increasingly common feature in modern homes. This growing reliance on CCTV creates a social expectation —…
This subject has fired up a lot of controversy, since it’s introduction. So much so that it has resulted in massive public protests worldwide. However, if you ask most people what is 5G they will struggle to give a clear answer, or be able to explain why this may more dangerous to your health, than…
The energy consumption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems, both for training and operational use, has become a significant concern as these technologies continue to advance and expand. Current estimates indicate substantial power requirements for AI, with implications for global energy demand and environmental impact. The Choice is in Your Hands Rather than give you just…
In today’s digital age, government and banking systems are more interconnected than ever before. These systems rely on sharing information across various platforms to ensure that services are efficient, fast, and secure. However, with this interconnection comes a growing risk—cybercriminals are increasingly targeting these systems to exploit vulnerabilities and access sensitive personal data. In this…
In today’s fast-paced digital world, we all depend heavily on email to manage everything from personal communications to essential online services, like banking and government accounts. In fact on many commercial and government systems, your email address uniquely identifies you as they know that all email address are unique worldwide. Unfortunately, the way companies handle…
The adoption of Large Language Models (LLMs) in research and communication, combined with government censorship and control over information, presents significant challenges to societal progress and human development. This revised perspective examines the compounded effects of inherent biases in LLMs and government-imposed restrictions on information flow. Inherent Bias and Government Control LLMs are trained on…
In today’s tech-driven world, digital ecosystems have become a major selling point for consumers. Companies like Apple, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are creating interconnected networks of products and services designed to work seamlessly together. This offers convenience and a unified experience, but it also raises important concerns about security, privacy, and the true cost of…
In an age defined by unprecedented access to information, the paradox of forbidden knowledge continues to loom large. Forbidden knowledge—information deliberately kept out of public reach for political, religious, or ideological reasons—has shaped human history. From censored books in authoritarian regimes to suppressed scientific theories, the act of concealing information has often led to the…
In today’s digital world, most of us rely on software to perform a wide range of tasks—from writing emails and editing documents to managing our finances and staying connected with loved ones. But have you ever stopped to think about who controls this software? And more importantly, who has access to the inner workings of…
Australia’s Proposed Misinformation Law Threatens Free Speech Forever The Australian government’s proposal to regulate online misinformation could have far-reaching consequences for free speech (worldwide). Across Western democracies, a growing apparatus of censorship is being developed under the guise of maintaining public order and safety. Human-resources departments dismiss employees for expressing personal opinions online, fact-checkers scrutinise…
In today’s digital landscape, the term “hacking” often brings to mind darkened rooms, hooded figures, and computers lit by the glow of screens displaying complex code. However, hacking itself is not inherently bad. It simply refers to the act of exploiting a system’s vulnerabilities to gain access to something unauthorised. The intent behind the act—whether…
Imagine waking up to find your computer locked and a message demanding payment to regain access to your files. This nightmare scenario is becoming increasingly common due to a cybercrime model known as Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS). If you’ve never heard of ransomware or RaaS, it’s time to pay attention. Understanding these threats is crucial for protecting…
Hot on the tail of Australia’s irresponsible government behaviour toward conducting a review of the government’s response to the COVID-19 event over the last 4 years, the New Zealand government has gone one step further. They are conducting a review, but their government’s Royal Commission inquiry has sparked significant concern amongst health professionals, businesses and…
It has been almost 4 years since the worldwide outbreak of COVID-19. Over that period governments around the world had a challenge to meet and made critical decisions which affected every aspect of life as we know it. As expected, not all decisions made were correct. Many people got sick, many more died and businesses…
On August 26, 2024, Pavel Durov, the CEO of Telegram, was arrested in France. He is accused of failing to take adequate measures to curb the criminal use of his platform. Durov was detained upon arriving in Paris from Baku on his private jet on Saturday night. However, it’s worth considering this event from another…
The Evolution of a New Currency When I was growing up, my parents often warned me that nothing in life is ever truly free. They’d say, “If a deal seems too good to be true, there’s always a catch.” As a young and naive system administrator some 30 years ago, with very little disposable income,…
What You Need to Know About the Hidden Protocol in Your Internet Service Provider’s Supplied Modem/Router When you sign up for an internet service, you expect fast speeds, reliable connections, and seamless browsing. But what if your modem—the device your Internet Service Provider (ISP) supplies to get you online—also opens the door to unseen risks?…
The Digital Age and the Importance of Privacy In today’s digital age, our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology. From social media and online shopping to cloud storage and smart devices, our digital footprints are vast and varied. While technology offers incredible convenience, it also poses significant risks to our privacy and security. Understanding digital…
Have you ever wondered why certain government policies seem to lack common sense, or why some medications and chemicals are deemed safe despite alarming reports? In our increasingly complex world, science is often wielded as a tool to justify decisions that impact our daily lives. Yet, not all scientific claims are as solid as they…
In today’s complex world, the power of influence on human thought and behaviour can be likened to the concept of hypnosis. While hypnosis is often seen as a mere party trick or therapeutic tool, its metaphorical implications reach far deeper. When combined with elements of brainwashing and censorship, hypnosis becomes a formidable force in shaping…
The Hidden Risks of Automated Updates On July 19, 2024, the world witnessed a stark reminder of our vulnerability in the digital age. A seemingly routine software update disabled 8.5 million business computers running Microsoft Windows, bringing operations to a grinding halt. This incident serves as a warning: our increasing reliance on computers and networks…
Large Language Models (LLMs) have revolutionised the way we interact with technology. From chatbots to content generators, these models have made it possible for machines to produce human-like language outputs at an unprecedented scale. However, as we increasingly rely on LLMs for information and insights, a disturbing concern emerges: what if the output of these…
The Rise of AI in Our Daily Lives: Weighing Convenience Against Privacy Imagine having a personal assistant that can help you write emails, create content, or find information specific to your profession. Microsoft’s CoPilot promises this convenience by integrating powerful Artificial Intelligence (AI) features into Windows operating systems. However, this convenience comes with potential risks…
As technology advances rapidly across various industries worldwide, governments are increasingly exploring ways to leverage these innovations for enhancing security measures while streamlining services offered by public institutions or private enterprises. In recent developments, our Australia government has passed legislation allowing them to introduce features of digital identification systems into everyday life under seemingly benevolent…
A New Era of Desktop Computing Has Arrived The dawn of this week heralds an epoch that many have eagerly anticipated for years. For decades, critics pointed fingers at Linux as being unripe or amateurish when it came to desktop user operating systems. However, the times are changing and how! Although Microsoft continues its reign…
When I first wrote the article about EMF Exposure – The Ticking Time Bomb, I alluded to the corruption within the regulatory bodies that set standards for exposure to radiation. It appears that the World Health Organization (WHO) are only giving lip service to this major world-wide health risk. I base my claim on the…
All Standard Smartphones Offer Minimal Security And No Privacy All the popular smartphones on the market today have very serious issues with regard to both security and privacy. If you wish to understand the scope of the problem, check out these previous articles. While security is reasonably good on modern smartphone, privacy is not. Your…
Linear Thinking As children, we a taught to see things linearly. We are led to believe that for every cause, there is an effect. That everything has only one beginning and one end. This is further reinforced by the physical observations that every action results in a reaction. This simplistic way of learning about the…
All over the world, health professionals are pushing back vigorously against the bureaucrats that are, running government health services, controlling doctors and generally living comfortably in the hands of the pharmaceutical companies. If you are a health professional and really believe that the world deserves more ethical and responsible health management, then consider looking up…
When you compromise the security of connected computer equipment and mobile devices for any purpose, you are providing anybody with malicious intent(bad actor), easy access to virtually any company or government database on the planet. This article will show how this is a major problem that won’t go away. Spying/Stalkerware Software Readily Available When I…
Science Fiction Yesterday – Science Fact Today Living in Australia has been a lucky experience. Our major cities have been relatively smog free compared to other countries and our suburban and country skies have been pristine, but this is about to change. The events that we have only seen in science fiction movies has been…
This article was published last year, however, some of the content has had to be updated to reflect recent policy changes made by some of the companies mentioned. If you do a search on the question above, in Google, you will find lot’s of explanations on which browser you should be using and why, however,…
The following details were published on the Cyber Security Hub in relation to the Medibank Australia system “data breach” in 2022. I have reprinted the details here to emphasise the gravity of the event. It is important that you read this, as it highlight the behaviour of the criminal, the company, law enforcement and government….
A friend asked me, whether I believed something was a “fact” today and my response amazed and astounded him. I revealed a classic magicians trick to him. Unfortunately, the trick (illusion) that I showed my friend is being used constantly and everybody is falling for it. Let me explain the trick. Let us fill a…
What If? In this article, I will explain a simple method to bring an entire country to it knees in a matter of minutes. It is written as a “what if” scenario that should help you to understand why your purchasing choices need to be very seriously reevaluated in 2024. The sad truth is that…
There Is No Truth – It’s Just A Story Everybody has their own story to tell. This is what makes humans so interesting. Before we had the Internet, these stories were shared by publishing books, scientific papers, writing articles for the gossip magazines, or just sharing it verbally over dinner. Without exception, all stories ever…
Whether you choose to buy a new electric vehicle (EV) or a traditional petrol/diesel/gas (ICE) one is currently in your hands. Some governments are proposing to take this choice away from you and making EV purchasing your only option. The question remains on what is proposed to be done with the existing 1.475 billion petrol,…
2024 – The Year That Dissenting Voices Were Extinguished In order to get a perspective on these new terms, it is important to realise that in the USA, these forms of conveying information, have ALL been deemed “terrorist” acts by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Australia, too, is about to introduce laws that head…
People that know me have asked me to write about my personal health journey, in light of the fact that I am over 60, am happy, healthy and live without the need for any pharmaceutical products at all. So here is my story and in it you will see that it links in to my…
In researching the origins of the push by our banks to introduce centralised digital currencies, I found this very disturbing documentary. It is very well presented and gives a history of the motivation for the introduction of these systems. The authors have researched the information very well and I would suggest that you view this…
Virtual Private Networks (VPN) have been around since the evolution of the Internet. Historically, they were used to allow secure and private connections between employees and their place of employment, or to provide site-to-site connections between geographically separate company offices. Setting them up, required specialist networking skills, so they were usually set up by expert…
Today I wish to shed some light on the everyday requirement to “remember” passwords. Again, this is aimed at the general layman that is “forced” into having to remember passwords for every system that they need to get access to. In this article you will learn that that password mismanagement has led to wide scale…
Most people may be aware that there is a tendency for the marketing information that pops up on your phone, seems to be related to conversations you had, or things you looked up in your browser. On smartphones, this happens by design. So while your smartphone is able to make phone calls to anybody at…
Cybercrime in Australia 2022 If we had a physical crime rate that went up 23% annually there would be a mass outcry. Call it “cyber”-crime and it is simply put down to the price of living in this online world. The total heist from Australian citizens for 2022, was over 3 Billion dollars. If you…
3 Years of Unlimited Government Funds vs One Doctor With a $500 Billion fine at stake, this is one of the biggest court cases in history with a result that should have rocked the world. It should have stirred up all medical professionals and should have made headlines in all media. When I heard about…
How The Scientific Method Works For Me I have spent my life, solving technical problems. I can even say, that I have managed to solve problems that nobody else has managed to do, as I have used the Scientific Method is my own work, every day. All too often, I have looked up and found…
I hear this often from people. Fortunately, for all of us, this is true. Sharing is Caring People are generally very open and like sharing their stories, which includes just “loving” platforms such as Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, etc. as these allow you to do it for free. with very little effort, from anywhere,…
Take a moment to reflect on the following which was published on the Australian Government AUSTRAC website on 29 October 2021. To ensure that you understand that there is no bias in this article, the opening paragraphs are reprinted here: “The issue of de-banking is a complex global problem. Over the past decade, the range…
The distinction between a “Workstation” and a “Server” may be obvious to somebody working in Information Technology (IT), but is not so obvious to a typical home computer user. With Linux running on 94% of all “servers” in the world and used extensively inside so many domestic appliances, you may be wondering why you haven’t…
The term “smart device” is now used prolifically for all of the electronics enabled gadgets in your home. There is no doubt that the devices are “smarter” than they were 30 years ago as they have additional functionality to those of the past decades. Devices are considered “smart” as soon as they have electronic circuitry…
As our lust for technology grows, so does out exposure to an ever increasing amount of EMF sources. There is a mounting body of evidence available, that shows that all aspects of your health are affected, to a various degree, by this increased exposure. Industry pressure placed on researchers, has silenced the research. The risks…
This article will explain why your Local Area Network (LAN) may no longer be as private as you think. I will also give you a guide on what to do to change this back to way it should be … private! Networking 101 There are on two types of network that you need to know…
Computer Viruses – Good For Business Watch any high technology thriller movie made in the last 15 years and you could be led to believe that a single computer virus could infect all of the world’s computers. Making these movies is good for the movie business, as everybody knows viruses are bad, but the viewer…
If you have read the articles written on this website so far, you may be considering saying goodbye to Google, perhaps even to Microsoft and if you haven’t already, Facebook too. In any case, the convenience that these companies have offered you over the years, has left you with a complicated web of dependencies. It…
There are people who exploit your lack of knowledge on a subject, to convince you that your safety (security) is assured in their hands. This becomes a “false sense of security” when: This subject covers so many areas in our lives, over recent times, that I thought that I would cover just one, in this…
This article details a very important misunderstanding of the concept of “security” in the context of assets and services. Security Does Not Mean Accessibility We listen to advertisers and governments use the term “security” all the time and in all cases are never made aware that accessibility is equally important. Think of it like this….
This empirical method for acquiring knowledge, has helped people make so many rapid developments in so many areas of our life, including: mathematics, astronomy, medicine, health, environmental and countless more. If you review the steps that led up to each new discovery, it turns out that The Scientific Method is used in all cases, even…
This is the first of a series of guides that will show you what is possible, once you have come to terms with the fact that you do not need modern PC hardware to run even the most challenging multi-media applications. This is proof that Microsoft marketing brainwashing is just – brainwashing. Too Old For…
Technology Breakdown When you take a top-down look at technology items today and think about the following: While the first question will immediately pop into everybody’s mind, you would be hard pressed to find a single person who could answer the remainder of the questions. Are they really less important, or is they just conveniently…
When the CEO of Optus came forward, feigning ignorance as to the cause of the 9 hour network outage in Australia, it prompted me to write this article and in so doing, perhaps make you aware of the things around you, that you can reverse engineer to uncover what is hidden from you. Reverse engineering…
There is plenty of information available on the Internet that explains 2FA, so I found one which gives a reasonable rundown of what it is. I recommend you read that first and then look at this article, as I am assuming that the reader has a rough idea of what it is, especially if you…
“Cloud Storage” is a term which, to a non-technical person means: “somewhere to store your data that is not on my device”. The sales pitch used by all technology companies that provide this service, includes: So when a salesperson tries to sell you something that is too good to be true, then you can be…
This is the first part of number of articles aimed at helping you understand how to take responsibility for the protection of all of your digital data. In this part we cover the topic of understanding where your emails are kept and to give you some helpful information on what you can do to protect…
Here is a quote from a ABC reporter today, who spoke with the Chief Engineer at Engineers Australia. Engineers Australia says the Optus outage has exposed vulnerabilities in Australia’s telecommunications networks. Jane MacMaster, who is the Chief Engineer at Engineers Australia, says outages like this create a domino effect on our digital systems and economy….
As most people know by now, Solid State Drive (SSD) drives are rapidly dropping in price and increasing in size, much like we saw with hard drives (HDD). If you work in IT, you will not need to read this article. I am presenting it here to help people who are considering moving over to…
