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D-Link has not been known for Home Security Products before, but that is changing they are coming out with a full line of wireless security system. While not yet currently available this will be a do it yourself home installation once the product is on the market for the brave at heart. D-Link did say they would have install teams
Maplock GPS Anti-Theft Device was one of the coolest products we saw at CES. It simply is one of those product ideas that makes you slap your forehead. This device is simply the club for your GPS. With GPS being a hot commodity these days for thieves or you have ever had a window busted out to steal yours you
The Mitre Corp has produced the 2010 CWE / SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors which identifies the most commonly encountered coding errors that can potentially lead to web sites being hacked or PCs being compromised. Some of the errors are well-publicised in the technical press, e.g. "cross-site scripting"; some are downright stupid, e.g. "use of hard-coded credentials" and others
We all dread the day our laptop gets stolen and with the high percentage of Laptops thefts nationwide it is only a mater of when. LoJack for Laptops prepares you for that day that happends. Andy McCaskey talks with Stephen about LoJack and some of the very cool features they have added to this well known security product. You will
The Astak Mole Network Camera can be used for a variety of purposes but what I thought was cool was that they have come up with a simple 3 step setup process, use this camera as a regular webcam connected to your network via Wi-Fi or use it as a security camera. Pricing starts at $249.00 and can be found
I take a little time during the show tonight to say thanks to my family for their support of the show. I also have a lot to say about podcasting models and the realities of sponsorships in the real world. Plus a great deal on technology as you come to expect. The chance to win an iPad continues. Big Thank
Vuezone iPhone Application allows Wireless Home monitoring. Their $299 package system includes a base station and two watch cell powered battery cameras. The system can grow pp to fifty cameras - and can have video or stills directed to YouTube of Flickr. From the iPhone App, you can select individual cameras, and selectively share only certain cameras with other named
Live from the Sunshine State. Have insight into a new site we are launching that will be going up later this week. I also cover a pile of tech news and information. Are you enjoying the content from Vegas? So far download numbers are exceeding expectations. Make sure you subscribe to the Special Media Feed! Ongoing support by these fine
Credit cards are easily duplicated and merchants may be worried about the validity of the cards being presented to them. The technology being presented by Magensa.net allows merchants to check cards on the fly. The only thing that consumers may be concerned about is the double swipe of the card. If I see my card being swiped in the reader
Time and time again I'm totally amazed at how much personal information people will hand-out to complete and utter strangers. A study by Sophos showed that on Facebook around 45% of people will accept invites from totally unknown people with rubber ducks as their profile pictures. And what stuns me is that a whopping 89% of twenty-somethings willingly handed over
McAffee put out their annual "Mapping the Mal Web" report. It is a PDF that lets you know how risky a website in a Top Level Domain (TLD) can be. Since the .com is so widely used, it's easy to say it's on the top of the list. But it's not #1 - that dubious honor is left to Camroon
Before I got into blogging and podcasting, I ran a few internet forums. It was easy - setup a YABB (Yet Another Bulletin Board System) forum and let the minions have at. I had some pretty interesting forums in my day, and with it, a lot of controversy. Still, I kept things cleaned and tidy. Spammers were dealt with quickly
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