This major vulnerability announced today effects virtually all versions of Magento Community Edition and Enterprise Edition prior to 1.9.2.3 and 1.14.2.3, particularly any utilizing registration forms.  

If you have one of these routers at home or at work, get a new router right away.  Since other brands may be vulnerable as well, do some homework first.  Our recommendation would be to flash any compatible router over…

Google is set to enter the wireless market with devices that switch automatically between cell and WiFi service, depending on what’s available.

While the headline here says it all, I can’t say I’m all that surprised.  With so many competing products tripping over themselves to give away a few GB of free cloud storage, there doesn’t seem much of an upside for…

Since I’m such a fan of all things Benjamin Franklin, I feel compelled to respond to the story about Daylight Savings Time causing an increase in heart attacks.  While this may or may not be factual, and it makes sense…

At the very least, this case should provide interesting insight into the many vulnerabilities that are present in our current credit card processing systems. Will Target’s Lawsuit Finally Expose the Failings of Security Audits?    

As I mentioned in my post yesterday regarding Google’s Chromebooks and the “cloud” based model for data storage, there are potential security vulnerabilities with this approach. Today’s news is that the Google/Android vulnerability announced yesterday will be patched. This from…

There was a lot of press this week regarding Google’s announcement that it would begin offering “Chromebooks” as a sort of subscription-based computing option for businesses.  The idea of a small, lightweight, and inexpensive computing option for business users does…

Although this is a little dated, the message is timeless. Bill George should serve as a grounding wire and an inspiration at the same time.