Posted on 07.16.20 by Greg Mooney
Recently, I had a chance to talk with Arun Vishwanath about social engineering, legacy systems, and security vulnerabilities on home devices, such as routers, on the Defrag This podcast.
Posted on 07.15.20 by Adam Bertram
In this article, we will explore common scenarios and how Robocopy can be used to make system administrators' lives easier. Using version 10.0.18362 for this article and is the version that comes with Windows 10 1903.
Posted on 07.13.20 by Greg Mooney
Does your business rely on the Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) to enable remote users to exchange files with each other and with customers and business partners? If so, it might be time to consider another approach!
Posted on 07.10.20 by Adam Bertram
WinMerge is an exceptionally useful and open source differencing and merging tool for Windows.
Posted on 07.09.20 by Andrew Sanders
With most office workers still working at home, the network has now become the major linkage between employees and their jobs.
Posted on 07.02.20 by Greg Mooney
If you’re considering a new career in IT security or looking to move up the job ladder, your prospects are bright.
Posted on 07.01.20 by Greg Mooney
The importance of online collaboration took a quantum leap as the COVID-19 pandemic forced just about every office worker to stay at home.
Posted on 06.24.20 by Greg Mooney
MD5 is still being used today as a hash function even though it has been exploited for years. In this article, we discuss what MD5 is; it's history, and how it is used today.
Posted on 06.12.20 by Michael O'Dwyer
As lockdown measures and stay-at-home orders were launched to curb virus spread, IT found themselves with a slew of new responsibilities.
Posted on 06.11.20 by Greg Mooney
To this day, FTP (file transfer protocol) and the more secure SFTP (secure file transfer protocol) are still the most used standard to move files over the Web. It’s cost effective, quick and easy to deploy, and if used correctly in a regulated industry it keeps users...