Seytonic examines Pegasus’ advanced spyware.
Seytonic covers the latest stories in online security, including a case where steganography is used to hide credit card information.
Seytonic covers the ongoing Kaseya ransomware attack.
Computerphile takes a deep dive into DeepFakes and how good they are (or not) at the moment.
Seytonic highlights the cybersecurity threats and news of the week, including a worrisome ransomware attack on a government contractor working on nuclear weapons.
Windows 11 has been let out of the bag.
Kevin Stratvert, Windows Insider and ex-Microsoft Program Manager. takes a look at the latest functionality.
We’ll look at the out of the box experience (OOBE) where you can configure how you’ll use your device and whether or not you want to use OneDrive. Then we’ll explore the new taskbar, the start menu with pinned apps and recommendations. We also look at changes to file explorer, widgets, and window snapping. All-in-all, Windows 11 offers a more modern and simple experience, while maintaining the power of Windows 10. The big question will be whether Microsoft has innovated enough to make the OS relevant again now that more and more users spend time in their browsers.
Seytonic highlights a “new” WiFi hack that’s been around since the heyday of WEP in the 90s.
Seytonic explains the top info-sec news of the day, including one about the security of US nuclear secrets and what Amazon is up to.
Kevin Stratvert teaches us about 5 hidden apps that come for free with Windows 10 that you probably didn’t know about.
