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The end is nigh for Windows 7. The popular operating system will be completely unsupported by Microsoft from January 14, 2020. As a result, the upgrade to Windows 10 is a must to ensure the protection of your computer. At Blue Frontier, we can guide you through the process.
Being hacked is not only inconvenient but also dangerous, with a variety of potential risks including viruses, spyware, corruption of files, and theft. Follow these 5 tips if you have been hacked, and don't forget to seek expert help.
Businesses are looking to cloud providers rather than on-premise data centres in order to cut costs and increase agility. There are three big players in the market - Amazon with AWS, Microsoft with Azure, and Google with Google Cloud Platform so we took the time to have a look at these cloud solutions and see what was on offer.
Use our helpful guide to diagnose the meaning of your HTTP 500 Server Error Codes to help save time and respond to server problems quickly. Learn to understand errors and follow our simple steps that could have you back up and running in no time.
Popular computer clean-up software, CCleaner, has been released with dangerous malware included inadvertently. Hackers added the malware that has affected up to 2 million users.
From January 2017, Google Chrome (version 56 and onwards) will begin marking HTTP sites that transmit passwords or request credit card details as “not secure”.
Windows 10 has been out for a while now, and has not been without controversy. We have been using it here and there for review purposes, personal use...
Another Microsoft deadline is looming following the deprecation of Windows XP last year, its server equivalent; Server 2003, and all variations are being killed off come July 14th of this year.
As you may have heard from mainstream media sources, the UK Cyber defence team “UK-CERT” yesterday issued an alert for a vulnerability in BASH. BASH is a component of Linux and other *NIX operating systems that provides users and administrators with command-line access to their machines. According to the reports a French researcher discovered an easily exploitable flaw in this component that could allow malicious individuals to take control of vulnerable machines and, apparently, this flaw is incredibly easy to exploit.
