• November 1, 2021

Welcome to our new blog, you will also notice some older posts that we feel are still worth reading. Enjoy

• April 25, 2014

HeartBleed Got You Down? We have been getting a ton of questions about HeartBleed and how it has affected you. So we have come up with a list of popular web sites and if you need to change your password. Keep in mind, that hackers most likely do not...

• October 21, 2013

Hackers Among Us So far in the month of October we have had five web sites hacked, plus two major attacks against some of the commercial software applications we use daily at Simply Web Services. And one email password compromised. All the attacks this month we exploits to previously...

• September 25, 2013

Siri offers the latest backdoor into your iPhone With two lockscreen holes and a fingerprint sensor that can be fooled with woodglue, we thought we’d given diehard iPhone fans a horse that was already dangerously high enough for them not to get down from. Read more here

• September 25, 2013

Recycled Yahoo email addresses still receiving messages for previous owners – passwords included Yahoo announced in June 2013 that it was going to recycle inactive email addresses by giving them to other users who wanted them. Addresses and Yahoo IDs that had been inactive for at least a year...

• September 25, 2013

iOS 7 Lockscreen Hole Discovered Already Lock screens have a chequered security history, with Android having its recent share of problems, too. The main reason is complexity, one of security’s mortal enemies. You can understand why some exceptions to a phone lock might be desirable, or even required by the regulators: the...