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Having Wi-Fi problems on your Mac running OS X Mavericks? Here’s a fix!
“Having trouble getting your Mac to reconnect to Wi-Fi after waking from sleep? The problem may be related to Bluetooth, and here’s how to fix it As near as I can tell, somewhere along the way after I upgraded to Mavericks, my Retina MacBook Pro stopped working right.”
T-Mobile Selling LTE iPads For Cost Of WiFi Models With 1GB Of Free Data
“T-Mobile’s new deal on LTE iPads is a doozy. The ‘Uncarrier’ is shaking things up again by offering LTE iPads for the price of their WiFi-only counterparts. And on top of that, more free data is involved.”
The NSA has exploited Heartbleed bug for years, Bloomberg reports
“Bloomberg is reporting that the Heartbleed bug, which shocked the web security community this week, has been known and actively exploited by the National Security Agency for at least two years.”
Heartbleed Affects Routers, Too
“Some more heartache from Heartbleed: it affects routers, too. Cisco Systems and Juniper Networks have announced that the security hole that is Heartbleed has been found in their networking equipment.”
The Heartbleed Hit List: The Passwords You Need to Change Right Now
“An encryption flaw called the Heartbleed bug is already being called one of the biggest security threats the Internet has ever seen.”
Billy Graham sounds alarm for 2nd Coming
“SOURCE – WND Faith Just as Noah did in ancient times, world-renowned evangelist Billy Graham is sounding the alarm that the Second Coming is “near” and signs of the end of the age are “converging now for the first time since Jesus made those predictions.”
Change Your Passwords For These 15 Heartbleed-Vulnerable Sites ASAP
“Heartbleed sent the web reeling with the discovery that the catastrophic security hole quietly left passwords and other private data open for the taking on nearly 66% of the Internet’s servers.”
Why Heartbleed Shouldn’t Make You Rush To Change Passwords … Yet
“The discovery of the Heartbleed security bug sent the web into a panic with it’s devastating OpenSSL vulnerability. On a scale of 1 to 10 of Internet catastrophes this one goes all the way to 11, according to respected security analyst Bruce Schneier, who isn’t prone to manic exaggeration.”
