All posts by Bryce Whitty
Physical Security Considerations: Data Extraction
Do you have one of those USB pendrives? Maybe an MP3 player? How about a USB watch? Or a mobile phone with a USB port? And how many work on a computer with USB ports? Now, of those with your hands raised,
VIEW POSTWindows XP Home License Agreement Translated
Many technicians in the computer industry install copies of WindowXP Home onto systems multiple times a week and everytime you do, you are agreeing to the Windows XP EULA (End User License Agreement).
VIEW POSTAnti-Virus Software: Not A Magic Solution
Most people, these days, seem to have antivirus software on their computers. Partly, I suspect this is due to it being preinstalled by the shop they bought the computer from, but also, it is due in part
VIEW POSTMarketing your Computer Business on a small budget
The advantages that the internet brings to the market today are truly impressive. A business owner can create a business and market it effectively on a small budget.
VIEW POSTThe Importance Of Patching
In a state of complete exhaustion from having to clean friends’ computers repeatedly of viruses and other malware, I’m going to babble on a bit about patching and updating your software.
VIEW POSTHow to diagnose bad RAM
Does your computer emit endless beeps during bootup? Does your PC crash for no apparent reason at random intervals? Or you get blue screens of death with errors such as IRQL_Less_or_Not_Equal? If so, then
VIEW POSTAt What Point Does Security Become Counter-productive?
As my recent experiences with a bank (which shall remain nameless) confirm, some people take security too far. There is a point at which more security measures actually reduce security, rather than increase
VIEW POSTWireless Security
As the number of wireless routers and access points in homes and small offices rises, seemingly exponentially, wireless crackers and wardrivers are exploiting the endless supply of unsecured wireless access
VIEW POSTWindows XP Activation Explained
This article explains how Windows Activation works and how much changes to your system you can do before Microsoft considers your computer a new system.
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