If you use Sony cameras to secure your business, you could be at risk.

Security researchers have recently discovered a pair of devastating security flaws in as many as 80 different models of Sony cameras.

The first of these appears to be a debug mode that was inadvertently left in place by Sony engineers.

It’s official – Bluetooth 5 is out, and that means good things for the Internet of Things. The new version brings lots of changes and improvements, but there are two that are particularly noteworthy.

The first of these is the matter of range.

There’s an unfortunate new ransomware variant making the rounds on the internet. As with all other forms of the software, once it infects your system, it locks all the files on your computer, then gives you instructions on how to unlock them.

This, of course, involves sending a payment in BitCoins to the hackers in exchange for the decryption key, but here’s the twist: The latest variant, called “Popcorn Time,” gives infected users a second option.

A recently fired Expedia IT Specialist used his position to access the emails of company executives and make more than $300,000 in an insider trading stock scheme, according to investigators.

While the facts of the case are both interesting and alarming, the real story, and lesson to all business owners, is the danger that your employees, both current and former pose.

The FCC is mulling over some new rules that could add a wrinkle to any travel plans you might be making.

The new rule would require that airlines inform customers up front, before a ticket purchase is made, if they allow Wi-Fi phone calls onboard the plane.

If you own a Mac AirPort Wireless Router, then it will probably be your last one. The company has recently pulled the plug on further development of their router line, and will stop the manufacture and sale of them going forward.

This is hardly bad news, nor a sign that the company is any sort of trouble.

If you’re looking to buy an SSD to replace your older, slower, spinning disk bulk storage, now is the time to buy.

In recent months, the price of SSD technology has been falling, which has caused more widespread adoption, especially in laptops.

It’s official. The almost complete lack of security in the Internet of Things can kill you.

Researchers operating out of the University of Birmingham working in cooperation with fellow researchers in Belgium have recently published the results of an intensive study which revealed critical vulnerabilities in ten different “smart” medical devices so far, all of which can be potentially life-threatening.

Chrome 55 has officially been released, and with its roll-out, the aging, security-ridden Flash Player takes another step closer to the dust bin of history.

The internet unquestionably benefited greatly from Flash back in the early days. It was a transformative technology that allowed websites to display graphics more effectively, and gave WebMasters the ability to implement complex effects, both of which were pivotal to the internet’s early development.

If you haven’t heard of AirDroid, you should check into it, because it’s an amazing app. You may want to wait a couple of weeks before actually installing it, however, because security firm Zimperium has found a number of critical vulnerabilities in the app that puts anyone who uses it at risk.