In a bulletin released today, Apples has plugged eight serious security holes in its QuickTime media player. These vulnerabilities affected Macs as we...

Microsoft announced OneCare™ almost 2 years ago as a way for the average PC user to get a beefy all-in-one protection package that would keep th...

This month’s NCAA Tournament is one of the most popular events in US sports. (Note to foreign readers, this is kind of like the World Cup of Col...

In the latest installment of “Month of (fill in software or computer language here) Bugs”, Stephan Esser is set to announce vulnerabilitie...

You may remember the report last summer about the pickup truck that was burned to a crisp courtesy of an exploding Dell laptop. The pickup truck owner...

This is a review paid for by PayPerPost. However, the story is true. Several years back I decided that I was not going to be one of those people that ...

Our newest blog writer is Nicholas from Alabama. Nicholas contacted me about writing for the blog and after reading his blog, I knew he would be a gre...

After much discussion, we have decided to remove the “no follow” tag from comments made on the blog. Typically, spammers try to take advan...

Here is a video that outlines a pretty sneaky technique that is being employed more and more these days. Here is a link to a video that demonstrates t...

Peter found an alarming post on Nicholas Carr’s Rough Type blog which displays a list of several North Carolina newspapers that are blasting the...

There has been a vulnerability found in the Firefox web browser that could allow a phishing web site [define Phishing] to appear authentic. This but w...

Things have been busy at Crystal Coast Technologies. This week we launched two new web sites. So, let me introduce everyone to the newest members of t...