Apple AirPlay Flaws Expose Billions of Devices to Zero-Click Attacks: What You Need to Know and How to Stay Safe
If you use an iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, or any AirPlay-enabled device, it’s time to check for updates. A newly discovered set of vulnerabilities — called AirBorne — could let hackers take control of your device without you clicking a thing. These “zero-click” attacks spread silently over Wi-Fi and may affect billions of Apple and third-party products.
The Hidden Costs of Cheap Internet and Phone Plans for Small Businesses
Think that bargain internet and phone plan is saving your business money? Think again. Learn the hidden costs that could hurt your growth and reputation.
Punch Above Your Weight: 5 Simple Ways to Boost Your New Business's Professionalism
Worried your startup looks less established than you'd like? Build trust from day one! Learn 5 easy ways to boost your professional image, from your email signature to your phone line. Find out how...
Ditch the Landlines, Embrace the Future: Why Broadvoice Reigns Supreme in the VoIP Revolution
Tired of outdated phone systems holding your business back? Discover how VoIP unlocks a world of cost savings, flexibility, and powerful features. And when it comes to choosing the best VoIP provider, one name consistently rises to the top... Broadvoice. Ready to learn why? Click here to read more!
Technology is great—until it isn’t
Technology can help you run your business and be more efficient. It can help you do more with less, keep information more secure, keep people connected and generally keep the trains running on time. It’s a wonderful thing—until it isn’t.
Be careful when opening shared document emails
Be carefully when opening files shared with you from services like OneDrive and Dropbox. If you’re not expecting them, they can be lead to stealing your personal information.
Ransomware payments to be made illegal?
Four states have introduced bills banning the payment of ransomware and the federal government is considering restricting ransomware payments by certain entities.
Infected Chrome extensions steal data from 2.6M devices
Thirty-three Google Chrome extensions were recently found to be compromised and infecting approximately 2.6 million devices.