​Microsoft is issuing a rare out-of-band security update to support versions of Windows today.  To read the full article courtesy of The Verge, please click on the photo

​Microsoft is issuing a rare out-of-band security update to support versions of Windows today.  To read the full article courtesy of The Verge, please click on the photo

​School, charity and file-sharing websites have been caught out by scammers who are using them to generate crypto-cash.  To read the full article courtesy of BBC News, please click on the photo:

​Cyber-criminals start attacking servers newly set up online about an hour after they are switched on, suggests research.  To read the full article courtesy of The BBC UK, click on the picture below:

​The amount of contactless payments made through mobile devices increased by 336% compared with 2016, according to figures from WorldPay.  To read the full article, courtesy of Computer Weekly; please click on the photo below:

​Microsoft is Killing off its Legendary Paint program after more than 3 decades.  To read the full article, courtesy of The Telegraph, click on the photo below:

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​As you may have heard in the news, IT systems around the world are being hit by a virus called "WANNACRY". This virus encrypts all of your data so you cannot access it unless you pay the ransom. We wanted to post this to highlight how you can help us in protecting your systems. TechCentre implements multilevel security as well as tiered backup sys...

​Microsoft has released an urgent update to stop hackers taking control of computers with a single email.  To read the full article courtesy of The BBC UK, please click on the following picture:

​Microsoft has unveiled a new Surface Laptop to compete with the MacBook Air.  To read the full article courtesy of BBC UK, please click on the following picture:

​A bug in Word apparently targeted by scammers trying to steal banking logins will be patched, Microsoft has said.  To continue reading the full article courtesy of the BBC UK, please click the following photo:

​​It's almost impossible to avoid the cloud now, because of the movement of commercial and government services to the web, the multiplication of computing devices and the rapid growth in smartphones. These different trends reinforce one another. To read the entire article courtesy of The Guardian; please click on the following picture:

​Sony has announced plans to let PC owners play PlayStation4 (PS4) games on their home computer.  To read the full article courtesy of The BBC UK, please click on the following picture:

​Apparent battery fire of rose gold iPhone 7 Plus prompts investigation following Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fears.  To read the full article courtesy of The Guardian, please click the photo below:

​Microsoft founder and philanthropist tells Munich security conference genetic engineering could be terrorist weapon.  To read the full article courtesy of The Telegraph, click the video below:

​Britain's new cyber security chief says attacks by Russia- and China-sponsored hackers have 'threatened national security'.  To read the full article courtesy of The Guardian UK, please click on the picture below 

​Electronics giant LG has admitted its new premium-priced computer displays experience "performance issues" when placed near a wi-fi router.  To read the full article courtesy of the BBC UK, please click on the picture below:

​Apple iOs 10.3 beta launched this week with a new find my Airpods feature among the most recent changes.  To read the full article courtesy of TechRadar, please click the picture below:

​Samsung has delayed the launch of its upcoming Galaxy S8 smartphone following the results of its months-long investigation into the Note 7 fires.  To read the full article, courtesy of The Telegraph, please click the picture below:

Yahoo has said more than one billion user accounts may have been affected in a hacking attack dating back to 2013. To read the full article, courtesy of the BBC, please click the picture below: