May 19th, 2011 by David Daniels under @Tech Talk, Security

MAC Mal-Ware Attacks!   One of the bigger stories this week I have been following revolves around the MAC Defender Malware Attack. Apple computer owners are being subjected to a number of specialized malware attacks that insists Mac users download a malware version of the popular MacDefender antivirus application, infecting their computers as a result. It is [...]

I took a little time this weekend to test out the iPhone 4′s FaceTime capabilities (since I “Finally” upgraded).   I had a little help testing out FaceTime from Kerel Cooper of OnTheBlack.com who Vlogs (Video Blogs) about the NY Mets. He also happens to be a fan of all things Apple like myself. That’s [...]

December 28th, 2010 by David Daniels under @Tech Talk, iPhone Tips, WiFi Security

It’s Tech Tuesday – Long Island has just suffered through Snowpocalypse and I’m spending my time trying to lock down my iPhone instead of enjoying the snow…. a typical tuesday in my world. Using a VPN on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch? If your using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) on your computer maybe [...]

I have been investigating ways to make my iPhone more secure on Public WiFi. Knowing that the iPhone does not provide access to its file system, and does not have any enabled shell accounts unless you’ve jailbroken it, means that the only time your phone is vulnerable is when you are using unsecured public WiFi. [...]

November 3rd, 2010 by David Daniels under @Tech Talk, VLOG, WiFi Security

As those of you know, I do a lot of work off of public hotspots. As a freelancer it’s great to get away from the office and work someplace where there is a little public “noise’ going on. It’s also nice to get some fresh air and some sun in the process while changing things [...]

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