Office 365, gratuit pour les organisations à but non lucratif
Cela devrait être intéressant pour nos clients OBNL / ONBSL. Office 365 est désormais disponible sous la forme d’une donation pour entreprises à but non lucratif éligibles. Accédez où que vous soyez aux logiciels Office habituels, ainsi qu’à la messagerie, au calendrier, aux conférences vidéo HD, etc. Tirez parti du Cloud pour aider votre organisme à […]
Office 365, free for Nonprofits
Office 365 is now available as a donation to qualified nonprofits. Get anywhere access to familiar Office applications, plus professional email, calendar, HD video conferencing, and more. Take advantage of the cloud to help your nonprofit deliver on its mission. For more information and to see if your organisation is eligible, check out the following […]
Windows 9 Rumor Roundup: Everything We Think We Know
Windows 8 has been limping through its existence for just about two years now, and despite the fact that its continual updates have improved it a fair bit, the numbers aren’t encouraging. Microsoft knows this, and the rumors surrounding Windows 9 show that it’s going to be a move back to more familiar territory. Here’s […]
5 Million Online Passwords Leaked, Check Yours Now
According to the Daily Dot, nearly 5 million usernames and passwords associated with Gmail accounts have been leaked on a Russian Bitcoin forum. Here’s what you should know, via Lifehacker: 5 Million Online Passwords Leaked, Check Yours Now [Updated]. To check if your password was one of the leaked, plug your Gmail address into this tool.
5 millions de mots de passe fuitent, vérifiez le vôter
Une base de données contenant près de 5 millions de comptes et mots de passe Gmail a été divulguée sur Bitcoin sécurité, un site web populaire russe consacrée à la cryptocurrency. Voici qu’il faut savoir, via Info-Mobiles: 5 millions de mots de passe Gmail fuitent au forum russe Bitcoin. Vous pouvez vérifier si votre compte a […]
Four Methods to Create a Secure Password You’ll Actually Remember
This post originally appeared on the Buffer blog. We know that creating a safe password is paramount, but how does one actually go about creating and recalling all those essential, random passwords we need? It took writing this post to get me on the straight-and-narrow with my passwords. Here’s what the author learned about how […]
Quickly Secure Your Computer With Microsoft’s Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET)
Microsoft is targeting EMET more at system administrators, but any Windows user can use EMET to quickly enable some additional security features without any special knowledge. This tool can even help secure outdated Windows XP systems. via Quickly Secure Your Computer With Microsoft’s Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET).
Quickly Secure Your Computer With Microsoft’s Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET)
Microsoft’s Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) is targeted toward system administrators, but you can get some tips on using it to secure your personal system over at the How-To Geek. You can also get the complete user’s guide on Microsoft’s website. Quickly Secure Your Computer With Microsoft’s Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET).
Fatal flaw found in USB
Researchers have identified a new security threat that, if exploited, could affect billions of devices, and which they claim is essentially impossible to detect or prevent with current technologies. The threat stems from a fundamental flaw in the way USB devices and current anti-virus systems are designed. They’re calling it BadUSB. BadUSB in terms you’ll […]
Défaut fatal trouvé en USB
Les rechercheurs ont découvert un nouveau menace qui, si exploité, pourrait affecté des milliards d’appareils, et qu’ils disent est en effet impossible à détecter ou à se proteger contre. L’origine de la menace est un défaut fondamental dans le design des appareils USB et des anti-virus actuels. Ils l’appellent BadUSB. BadUSB en termes que vous […]