Avoid the Grinch When Shopping Online
We know everyone is looking for that best deal online, especially during the Black Friday shopping blitz. Here are some quality online shopping tips from Intersections, Inc. (provider of the Identity Guard identity theft protection service). We also recommend a post from the always excellent Privacy Rights Clearinghouse - "Holiday Shopping? Ten Timely Tips" Don’t Let Would-Be “Grinches” S

Google Gives You Free Airport Wi-Fi for the Holidays
The spirit of giving has hit Google. They are generously providing free Wi-Fi at 47 airports from November 10, 2009 to January 15, 2010. That's great, but there are a few precautions you should take to keep yourself safe. Google's Free Wi-Fi Using the free service is simple. You simply select the free Wi-Fi and accept the terms of service and there's no need to give any form of payment. However, Google wants you to catch the giving spirit and give a donation to any of the

New Microsoft Update Patches Big Hole
Microsoft launched an update Tuesday to patch about fifteen holes in Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server and Office. While most of the patches are related to various Word and Excel, or Windows Server issues, a critical vulnerability was found within Windows kernel - a fairly rare occurence. The Big Hole The Windows kernel is the core of the operating system and the flaw is related to how embedded font files are processed. We're not going to get into the technical mumbo-jumbo here, so we'll just tell you that the problem - if exploited - w

Report Phishing Email: What to Do When You Catch a Phish
Learn how to report phishing emails using the free Phishtank service and help make phish extinct. read more

Senior Citizens Fight Medicare Fraud
Medicare fraud is on the rise and senior citizens are getting the tools to do their part to combat the thieves. read more