Category Archives: Security

Our Four-Step Guide to Making Windows 11 Faster and More Private

  Our Four-Step Guide to Making Windows 11 Faster and More Private Setting up a new computer is exciting, but often a fresh Windows installation comes with default settings that prioritize “features” over raw performance and privacy. These subtle choices can lead to a sluggish experience and unnecessary data collection. By making a few adjustments, you can significantly… Read More »

Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 071225

  Saturday Bonus Questions and Answers – 071225 July is almost half over, and summer is flying by. Today’s life hack: All mushrooms are edible; some only once. And yes, it’s Saturday and time for another edition of our Saturday Bonus Questions & Answers Sometimes, the best tips and tricks are hidden in the published questions and answers.… Read More »

Cloudeight InfoAve Weekly – Issue #1135 – Now Available Online

  Cloudeight InfoAve Weekly – Issue #1135 – Now Available Online Cloudeight InfoAve Weekly, Issue #1135, was sent to all subscribers on Friday, July 11, 2025, at 9:05 AM, U.S. Eastern Daylight Time. If you didn’t receive our latest newsletter, it’s because your ISP didn’t deliver it… or it’s in your spam folder. If you experience issues receiving… Read More »

Be Careful When Scanning QR Codes – Here’s Why; Godfather malware is now hijacking legitimate banking apps; Google’s new update lets you have a real voice chat with Search… and More!

  Be Careful When Scanning QR Codes – Here’s Why; Godfather malware is now hijacking legitimate banking apps; Google’s new update lets you have a real voice chat with Search… and More! Every day, we scan the tech world for interesting news, sometimes from outside the tech world. Every Thursday, we feature news articles that grabbed our attention… Read More »

TSA Warns Smartphone Users About Juice Jacking –  Here’s How to Protect Yourself

  TSA Warns Smartphone Users About Juice Jacking –  Here’s How to Protect Yourself It’s summer, and the travel season has begun. Many of you will be flying somewhere this summer. You’re at the airport, your phone’s battery is on its last leg, and you finally spot an open public USB charging port. You plug in, eager for a… Read More »