With everyone rushing around to find the latest gadget this holiday season, we just don’t realize that data on those gadgets is being collected.
Alan Crowetz, CEO of Infostream www.infostream.cc and Internet Security Expert for WPTV, was interviewed this month by the news channel and said that information is valuable to hackers.
It's the heart of the shopping season and there is a new security threat out. Hackable gifts, toys and tech.
InfoStream CEO Alan Crowetz was interviewed on WPTV, NBC channel 5 about this surprising concern. There are cases of kids toys being used to steal pictures, intercept children's texts and even listen in on them at home.
It sounds like the old cheesy used car commercials… “Bring it in, drag it in and we’ll give you cash for your trade-in! Even if the doors are falling off, it’s ancient and no one would want it… we do!”
Microsoft is giving you $200 for your old laptop and $300 for your old MacBook towards a new Surface or any laptop with Windows 10 from their store.
Alan Crowetz of InfoStream Inc interviewed for WPTV news on what Google knows about you.
Any key typed in a search engine is tracked, but it is now a lot easier to see what Google knows about you. It’s quite a scary eye opener.
It’s easy to see what is known about you in Google History.
Your accountant has to keep current with continuing education and be certified. Attorneys have to keep current with continuing education and pass the bar. Even your hair stylist has to be licensed! But anyone can claim to be a computer expert and work on your most sensitive and critical data.
Up until very recently, if you became the victim of credit fraud, your bank came to your rescue. However all that has changed and the burden is now on the retailer or business owner. This is all down to the little chip which has been added to your credit cards.
In today’s hi- tech age, not only can technology help us to make our mark but we also leave our mark too.
"There are things being tracked about where you are, what you do, the messages you send," said News Channel 5's Internet Security Expert Alan Crowetz.
David Parizek was interviewed by Channel 5 news
Imagine the surprise of iPhone users when they discovered that their phones were spontaneously shutting down. It all has to do with a specific set of characters, sent to the iPhone in the form of a text.
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I know you have heard of VoIP phone service and you are starting to hear “Cloud” everywhere. A partner of ours recently started deploying the coolest VoIP phone systems hosted in the cloud.
It lets your workers become mobile and brings your mobile and remote workers together, lets your employees use their own iPad, mobile phone or laptop for voice calls from anywhere they have internet access and of course your office workers get beautiful desktop phone that work together with their mobile devices.
